LONDON
Miy
12
The
great
'
llhlish
gem-nil
fl
niiiirii
Hi
ill
ii
wiiL
tttftt
ttt
l.iu-L
titk
llui
;.tt
.-n
...ill,
ilS
ABANDONED
iters
In
Vancouver
S'an
up
Year
on
44
Hour
3ala
With
50c
I.NOOL
VLII,
May
IS.
-
The
nf
ai-M'H(ert
and
ihe
llhc
walkout
of
a
Minn
Mier
Irnile
uiiioiih
on
(foin
ai
Ji'tij.
vu
eetlled
4
L
lllyll
work
Itfill;
rin'iiic;
poor
Tlie
lerni
of
el-
II
t
mli
rniii
luiialioii
ol
ii
k
until
May
I
flltl
i
n
f
iir
Ol
Sle
il
In
waji-
Thi-
aifiiler
Idem;
ill
k
ii
t:i
day
we.-k.
'CHIKAN
MAN
KILLS
HIMSELF
Morgan,
Baker,
Placed
Ihotgun
In
Mouth
and
Pulled
Trigger
ri"
IIIKA.N.
May
IS.
-
iu
irpirtf
lor
of
hakpr.v
Airleil
liiinceii
yesierua
ny
lll
n
ttliolKUn
lo
lili
liuiii'
ii
f
j
il
1
1
m
:
:K
luc
Irigaer
with
iliaiuli-
Hp
ii
mirviied
hy
a
and
row-
eliildii'ii.
jiguii
'nine
Alaska
lour
j-
i
i
y:ai'!
aiso
uuer
woi-mu
m
I'm
(n
roal
niie!i.
NTRIBUTION
TO
STRIKERS
(real
Garment
Workers
Voto
1150,000
to
Aid
Those
Now
Out
in
England
bMIHAL,
May
IS.
The
llamulcd
f.tiithiiw
'
worker
jmericu
.ii
reunion
here'
voted
B.noo
lo
iie
alrikc
fund
or
ncneral
cmmi-il
nf
the
trade
In
r(mrcyj
hi
Knuland.
The
fur
5,000
wa
ealdcd
e-
liy
aHernonn
"
ERAN
SKIPPER
FOR
C.P.R.
DIED
'
f
VICTORIA
YESTERDAY
ICTOItlA,
May
12,
Captain
fit'.
Cainiiliiill,
72
years
of
a
pioneer
C.lUl.
mariner,
iyestenlny
nl
his
homo
here,
(lad
heeii
iu
years
in
Hit
Jy
of
(ho.
Caiimllun
l'aciflc.
njr
ns
officer
cumniaiiilfuir
jus
coast
service
s
eniner
hu
ruUri'd
iu
llisl.
"
iwhal
aeliuiyHify
dexir
tix
lake.
uaiia
or
oeiiiemeni.
LUMMiX.
May
IS-
I
lie
llrilUh
aeneral
lrike
wa
enll"
olf
to
day
an"r
a
eonferenee
helween
Hie
H.iMwIii
enlilnet
and
-Ihe
trade
Union
(iureo
on
the;
hail
of
Ihe
Jni
of
Ihe
otrii--
meiil
Miliildy
lo
the
coal
iiAu-
try
lieiiiK
reounned
lenioorarily.
The
nckoiilaualnt
the
ininem
will
he
wiUidFuwii.
ir
llertierl
Samuel
man
of
Ihe
Itoyat
Coal
ConiinU-ion,
wa
Ihe
(co-hi'tweeu
(n
Hie
nelllement.
Ill
nienioraniluni,
Trade
Union
Jouurt
aeeeided
a
Ihe
liai
for
callluit
off
Hie
clrike,
conlnin
the
following
lioiiit:
Oial
uhldy
lo
h
renewed
for
Mich
coiiMderahle
lime
as
may
he
required.
Creation
of
u
national
wage
hoard
with
the
uiiderlaudiuv
there
will
he
no
revision
of
the
preiiou
wage
wilhoiil
Miffi-pienl
aMirance
that
the
rcor-panizallon
of
Ihe
coal.
indiilry
a
proiioeii
hy
tlie
lloyai
luiu-
.......
...
.....r...
mission
niiuii
in;
I'li'tuini.
A
coinmillee
to
he
'named
hy
Ihe
coMTiimenl
with
reire;en(a
lion
for
Hie
miners
which
shall
prepare
IwNlative
ami
execu-tiie
measures
neeeary
to
effect
reeonlnielion
of
Iliu
coal
iuduxlry.
Simpler
Wage
Scale
Tiie
memorandum
that
Hie
revised
wape
eate
liej
on
iiiiupler
Inn'
if
po.ihle
limn
the
(iKI
one
ami
thai
they
ha1
1iol
adversely
alien
ine
of
the
lowct
paid
men.
U
availalile
am)
provides
that
wor-:
-,
er
displaced
by
Hip
closing
oi'l
liffi.r.iiinriiiiil
ii.lljniiitM
kIiuII
I...
'
i
,,
...I
(transferred
willi
(ioverninruf
a
-
,!(
,,ri..r
,
.......
i.wl-.v
ii..
''iv
-
ii..;....
!
.Mane,
a
rrrou.inenueu
i.y
1
HiorilulKnlv
1
1
I
!
Il.:.t
lrinii.
at
ion
.if
Ihe
y.'tieral
strike
ir
v..
i....
i........
i.
r
atnoluiely
uiiron.lilioiial.
II
i-
the
miner
to
work
will
be
taken
;lriol
thitt
neither
Ihe
min
unlil
aflr
a
eonrerenre
or
rPl
nor
i
ueci
iifoi.
dolezaje
eailwl
f.,r
Friday
al
'
U"
Miiner-
i.ti
ik.-
wa
ninilioned
noon
ut
which
the
men
will
bei"
iUMV
'"l"
"d'-riiew
ien
art
i:iortunMy
lo
d..-i.l
'
""'
eouw
il
of
iraui-n
l
moii
ijinitie"s
ami
eahiueL
American
League
Ghicauo
S,
i'illolniri:
I.
St.
I.oiii
5,
Wa-liinylou
G.
IHher
postponed.
I
National
League
Uoolon
I,
Cincinnati
5.
Ilrooklyn
0,
Chicago
S.
'I'liiliulclpliia
I,
IMtUhur?
Xew
A'ork
..
St.
Loui
0.
BIRTH.
C.eorite
where
lie
ha
depart
ui!pelf
menial
limine.
.
Areoiinl
uo
to
May
7.
total
llnsr
I2,7I(5.'JS
vvwre
jiaed
for
wanes
payment
at
lal
nwhl's
council
nln
meelilia.
Program
of
Band
Parades
of
Shriners
Tomorrow
Commencing
with
Arrival
of
Steamer
at
10
In
Ihe
big
SlirinciV
Parade
tomorrow-
lliero
will
be
Ul!l
members
of
Ihe
order
taking
pail
iu
nildilion
lo
a
number
who
ur.t
llkelv
lo
lie
in
from
neighboring
point
of
whom
(he
local
coiiiniiHce
have
no
knowledge.
It
will
bo
headed
by
the
fuinoii.s
cir..
I.
Temnle
Kami
of
Victoria.
The
program
follow;
to
no
a
m.
Parade
from
steamer
to
Masonic
Temple
for
buuies
session.
I
(10
.,
,,
Parade
from
Temple
lo
F.Ik.'
Hall
for
lunch
al
1.510,
S.!tU
p.m.
Pimple
from
Klks'
Hall
with
all
cunilidale
to
Kx-
hibiiiou
building
for
first
part
of
ceremonial.
Later
in
afternoon,
parade
to
boat
and
disperse.
...
,,,
Parade
front.
Klks'
Homo
willi
Divan
Hand
Patrol
IUi,
candidates
aroiiml
jnwii
to
Kxhibitiou
lliilldiug
for
second
and
third
part
of
-ceremonial.
Hand
concert
Kriilay
nl
lline
and
place
lo
he
ar
ranged.
mdm
1
the
wli
h
MnUalcd
strike,
railed
upon
Premier
Hahlrj
"i?1,
I?"'."'.
"in,i
'"
r,
I
the
alonel
monster
and
announced
H.al
ll.e
strike
wa
fU
'
;'u;'""
Ti
,
.on
was
laken.
Chairman
Arthur
Pugli
.aid,
in
M
,'",
!
'V.""
enable
reMimplioii
of
negotiation
for
sclllemenl
of
the"""
V
"
"","'
tf
nt,
it
lit
jt
.
vli
ii
Ik
linrrnlinlmii.
I
Ihi
trtti
tut.
I
...
l
.
v.weevM
I
'
.mill
.c
re.un.ed
while
ll.e
general
strike
lasled.
60
"'
fUs
reiirgaulwUmi
of
IAY
WEEK
Iiidrudual
union
were
inline-!
,
,
.
,.
.
...,l.r....l
.1
...
.....l.l
"'""I"".
'
II
!
au-
tin
ulieeU
of
indii-try
will
Jit-
-iii
liirnniK
iiiiiioxiiuti-l)
'
for
I
ti
the
ST.
LOUIS
BATTED
GIANT
PITCHERS
HARD
YESTERDAY
XKVYIHK.
May
IS.
SI.
Loot
liallfd
llir"""
Xew
Yor1
ICiaul
iilclii'i-
hard
yelerduy
a
chair-
jnnd
llolloinli-y
!iTuied
hit
dixth
home
run
ol
Ihe
caon.
In
(he
American
Leajuie
l'liila-
delnhia
won
Ihe
eixhtli
lr;iilil
whieh
the
general
council
of
the
Ramp
heating
Chicago
ix
to
two.
II.
V,
!un
va
hju
n
al
Hie
I'rince
Itupeii
ih'iieraf
llopilal
on
May
III
to
Mr.
and
Mr.
David
Wilton,
Second
Avenue.
aller
Owen.
nsttant
super-inleiuleJil
of
provincial
policy
arrived
from
Yicloria
thi
morning
and
will
pend
a
day
hero
before
proceeding
lo
Priori'
125
TAXI
Boston
Grill
Ambulance
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Service
with
newly
laid
dancing1
m
liiwiiihlM
at
Anutlm
floor
for
hire.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
r
and
6th
8t.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
WATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
least.
Phone
467.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Ivor
XVI.,
xo.
ill.
31
1'UINck
hupkiit,
iu:.,
vi:dni:sday,
may
is,
i20.
Yetterdar'i
Circulation,
1444
Street
Sites,
40
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
COAL
STRIKE
H
GREAT
BRITAIN
ENDED
FASCIST
PLOT
DISCOVERED
IN
GERMANY
TO
REPLACE
THE
HOHENZOLLERNS
kitish
General
Strike
Ends
Today
and
Coal
Strike
Basis
of
Settlement
Has
Been
Arranged
latest
industrial
move
of
modern
days
closes
without
any
very
untoward
event
marring
its
conduct
et
llial
measure
to
pre
-
;
..,
...i....-
...
I
I
I
,1,1
.......
IF.
I1I7M
.
,
.WI
'
over
IH
year
r
ne
into
(lie
:
idutry
if
unemployed
ti)inr
Mr.-'
'''''''
''
Liiimi
linig
i'
Tli(imal(iii.
Me.,
ol
(he
two-iiiaMed
schooner
"Sachem,'"
which
will
ne.onipaiiy1
he
honuld
MarMillaii
Arit
ixiediliou
hi
June.
People
Flocking
lo
Join
Civil
Constabulary
Reserve
Formed'
in
Britain
of
Military
Men
LONDON,
May
12.
--
"The
government
expeel
Ihe
strike
lo
he
el(led
without
firing
a
-hot
or
fixing
a
injrtc.
Iiayouel,"
Ihe
official
aiinooiieemenl
.staled
lat
night,
in
explaining
the
purpoe
of
Ihe
new
eivil
reerve
eoiislalm-lary
lo
wliieh
volunteers
are
flocking
by
Ihousuiul.
The
government
strongest
line
of
defene
is
Hie
regular
police
force,
iieeording
lo
the
aiiuoiiiicement;
Hie
scrniiii
i
the
special
constabulary
force,
which
loday
reached
tO.(HM)
in
Loiiiliin
and
20li.mil
in
Ihe
province,
and
Ihe
lliird
is
Ihe
new
civil
reserve
rnuslahulury
wh'irh
ronsisls
of
men
willi
military
training
but
wearing
plain
clothe,
Hie
badge
of
uiilliurity
being
the
helmet
and
truncheon
hihI
mi
armlet..
German
Fascist
Plot
Discovered
in
Berlin
Replace
Hohenzollerns
Government
resigns
following
defeat
in
Reich-stag;
documents
found
incriminating
leaders
of
movement
V'
HKIILIN,
May
12.
Tho
discovery
ol
detailed
plans,
-for
.
4he
eslalillshnieut
oi
a
iiermaii
f
ascist
uieiaiorsmp,
wnose.
a'ojcci
wo
llio
retoraliou
of
the
llohcnzollern
Kmpire
in
renewed
nlendor.
was
annoiiiiced
by
Ihe
police
today.
t'oiitiuniiig
raids
on
the
homes
of
alleged
(ierman
Fascist
leaders,
tho
police
reported,
had
unearthed
a
mas
of
docu
ments,
which
included
u
detailed
plan
for
the
cQucenyating
of
an
attack
on
Herlii,
the
forcible
resignation
of
President
Von
llihiienbiirg.
and
the
overthrow
ol
the
federal
and
stale,
unisli
lulious
hy
armel
force,
too
uis-.-
olutiou
of
all
iarlliimeuts,
the;
execution
without
trial
of
lrik-
....
....
.....II
....
..tl.ui.
niii.iil..lll
1.
OS.
.
..
,1
t"V.
UJU'Utll
H...
expulsion
of
the
Jew
from
ier-j
many
and
the
confiscation
of;
Ltheir
properly.
I
The
documenls,
he
police
aid,
ieeHlcd
that
the
ringleader
of
Ihu
conspiracy
mainlaioed
a
steady
rorrespomlence
willi
Hie
former
kaiser
and
wilh
Havarian
reactionaries
like
Hitler.
.
Cabinet
Resigned
.Following
the
adoption
by
the
(U'l'iiiali
HciehlaK
;
today
-
of
a
no-confidence
motioiVr
"ligainst
ijliancellor
LulhVr
introduced
hy
(he
Democrat.
Ihe,
cabinet
signed.
'
POLICE
FOUND
BODY
HANGING
Sought
Ch'naman
In
Connection
With
Robbery
but
Wero.too
Late
to
Punish
HlnV
COL
It
I
F.N'AY.
May
IS.
-vWhch
Ihe
police
vere
seeking
Alah
Song,
a
Cliiiiamjin,
in
connection
willi
Ihe
burglary
of
a
slore.lliey
entered
hi
room
and
fouinlj.ttre
body
hanging
from
a
heamlfiQ
re-'Oriental
having
apparently
e6m-
milted
suicide
to
avoid
arrest,
v
MOSTLY
CANADIAN
BOATS
HERE
TODAY
Only
One
American
Sold
Catch
at
Exchange;
Salmon
Price
Is
Lower
',.-!:!
Canadian
and
oiu
Ameriean
haliitut
craft
sold,
catches
on
the
fish
exchange
!hi
morning.
Two
cargoes
o'
alnion
alo
reached
port
and
sold
at
13
and
1
3.30
and
5S
cent.
Halibut
fetched
1
1
to
It.
70
for
fir.t
ela
and
7
Ij
D'
cents
for
seconds.
Arrival
.vere:
4
American
Hazel
11.,
13.000
lo
Cold
Stor
age.
Canadian
Margalice
5,000
lo
Hoolh
Kiih
ene.
Point
May
r.,000
lo
lidd
Stor
age.
Caysreon
7,300
lo
Iloyal
Fish
Company.
Minnie
V.
7,000
to
Alliu
Fish
eries.
Fannie
F.
0,000
lo
Cold
Stor
age.
'I'll
el
ma
1,500
to
Cold
Slorage.
Swing
3,500
to
Hoolh
Fihei
ies.
Co.
rernen
10,300
to
Atlln
Fish-
cries.
Hippo
.S.300
to-
lloval
Fish
Salmon
Hippo
2,300
red
qmi
130
whiles
to
Hoolh
Fisheries.
Xarhelhong
1,000
red
and
800
white
to
Cold
Storage.
The
agreement
providing
for
Ihe
lranfer
of
Hie
policing
of
the
city
from
municipal
to
pro
vincial
hand
ha
arrived
from
Yicloria
hut
has
not
yet
been
presented
to
the
city
council,
II
has
not
been
dWcloscd
for
puh
licaliou
what
opinion
wb
.given
hy
L.
Y.
I'jHmore,
local
barrister,
to
the
member
of
the
police
commission
on
tho
mailer.
VANWUVERXCHANGE
Wheat
C.
l.
II
H.C.
Silver
.
Corsolidated
DuSwell
Ol4lsloae
..
Howv)
Sound
Indian
L.
.t
'(
Mariliiol
.
..
Pretli'er
l'orter
Idaho
Silver
Crest
Hid.
UGH
155.00
1.85
I8U.00
.....
1.60.
32Vi
30.00
M
"jj,.
Asked
1.95
1.75
.30
35.00
r0
.OGVJ
v.
.09
.22
t--30
.08?;
;I2
.10
v
.It
iNORGE
CROSSED
NORTH
POLE
AT
ONE
YESTERDAY
One
Hundred
Men
Ready
to
Help
Land
at
Nome
Where
Airship
Will
be
Deflated
SOUTH
ON
STEAMER
Anchors
to
Hold
Big
Air
Vessel
Have
Been
Placed
on
Landing
Field
In
North
XHW
YOitK,
May
12,
The
di
rigible
Xorge
crossed
the
Xorth
Pole
at
1
a.m.
Xorwegian
time
Wednesday
in
its
flight
from
Kind's
Hay,
?dtibergen,
to
one,
Ala.sUa,
the
Xew
York
Tinres
and
St.
Louis
Olobe-
Democral
announced
this
.NO.
Ml-",
May
12.
Yesterday
a
telegram
lo
llalph
Loiiieu,
a
Xor
wegian,
from
llao'.l
.Amundsen,
who
left
King'.
Hay,
ijpilibergen,
tq
fly
aero
the
Arctic
wastes
Uo
Alaska
via
the
.North
Pole,
asked
Lome
n
t(
have.
100
men
ready
to
lower
the
dirigible
Xorge
Irt
the
ground
al
Nome;"
AniundTn-sa'pthCAWould-
keep
.Nome
advised
by
radio
as
to
the
ime
of
arrival
liere.
Four
anchors,
known
as
"dead-
men,
to
wljic-u
a
circular
cable
j
attached
to
the
hold
of
the
liri?ible
have
been
placed
around
the
Xome
lauding
field.
Amund
sen
said
he
would
deflate
the
Nonge
here
ami
ship
it
lo
Ihe
Stale
by
steamer.
FRENCH
TROOPS
BURYCOMRADES
Column
Marches
to
Souelda
Where
Three.
Thousand
Were
Massacred
Last
Year
BKIHUT,
May
12.
A
column
of
French
troop
marched
(
Soueida
and
buried
the
remains
of
3,000
comrades
vwho
vvero
massacred
hy
DruW
tribesmen
nine
moalhs
ago
while
attempting
to
relieve
the
besieged
Souei.la
garrison.
The
troops
recovered
the
greater
portion
of
the
war
material
which
was
abandoned
when
Hie
relief
col
umn
was
ambushed.
STOCKS
WENT
UP
QUICKLY
Sterling
Exchange
Also
Rallied
on
News
of
Strike
Settlement
Today
NF.W
YOHK,
May
.Ter
mination
of
the
Jlrilisli
slrikw
attracted
a
flood
.of
'buying
or
der
on
the
stock
market
Ihis
morning,
prices
rallying
from
one
lo
five
.point
at
Hie
opening.
Sterling
exchange
rebounded
to
t.83.
.
VICTORIA
NOTIFIED
AIR
PATROL
TO
BE
AS
PLANNED
EARLIER
YICTOHI.V,
May
IS.
That
the
federal
government
has
decided
lo
continue
lids'
season
Ihe
former
plan
for
Jhe
air
'patrol
of
iiiortfiern
Hrilish
Columbia
fish-
i0
waters,
is
indicated
in
an
advice
receivrdat
tho
Oovern
hieul
Hiiildings
today'
from
'