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 '