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TAXI
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11
ill
4
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1
IV
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ava.
and
6th
St.
WATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
OTT
WV
V
June
20.
Al
Um
morning,
the
House
nitons
adjourned
until
Monday
ullernoon
following
one
LiJlllllllJlLlV
j
j
HAVE
BEER
VOTE
Bte
Not
Yet
Selected,
Says
Pre
mier
In
Announcing
That
Peti
tion
Has
Been
Received.
fVlCTdillA,
Juno
--iO.
-itefeniiw
i
the
ivporl
that
a
beer
plebiscite
uld
be
taken
In
New
Weslinlim-oii
July
3,
Premier
Oliver
an-uneed:
"II
is
not
even
decided
it
a-
vole
will
be
taken
in
New
lestinluster
.although
the
prnh-
Mlity
Is
that
it
will
be
lakeli
line
time,
seeing
Mail
il
liss.beeu
ed
for
by
petition."
Miink
11.
Wall,
brolher
ofMri
isx
Mcllue
and
Mrs.
O.
Inter
of
this
city,
arrived
lo
city
from
Vancouver
on
th
lain
yesterday
aflernoou.
Ml
Li.
"...
PU
Is
a
nine
h
In
1st
ami
inav
Bide
o
locale
In
.llnu'clKvor
lirict.
most
hectic
lilting-
since
Hie
naval
debate
of
Itl3.
The
.
..a
.
i.
...
t
.......
.ittn.iiiLii
in
i
im
fill
II
Hit
41
1
aril
1
1
III,
ll'Uil
V
"
lllllll
iilUIIIIUl
IIIV
U"V.
ua
-
..a
II...
I..
.
.
Shortly
alter
5
o'clock
following
u
fifteen-hour
silUilgrl
liner
lotg
iinmiiilieed
that
lie
would
accept
Hit''
tiib-uinejid-
.1
..c
V
II
I'
.n.lir
lniirrli'H
turilllil'l-
fur
1
.11-1
Millliltuill.
f
ii...
...ii.,
..ti.Miiiiiiiciii
nf
J.
s.
ixxUwDrlh.
Iiliiir
member
Great
War
Veterans'
Association.
lunli)
.Mi
l'od.
T12
Thompson
hi;i
a
well
known
local
flsher-m,
tiad
jia-n-d
away
at
Ksson-
le
linuxlay
evening.
It
ii
i.
u
wei-k
ago
today
that
MarKenne
left
for
the
south.
l-iTa4cd
wiifc
liorn
nl
UllapoiJ.
and
was
about
5H
years
tllaitti,
f
A
.ihin
K
raulker
by
trade.
Ief
N
jiiand
about
35
year
a
1
1
for
Ihe
past
tS
or
20
rs
followed
liallhui
iisiiinv,
ft
ou'
or
Vancouver
and
nnru
fenny
rroni
rrtnoe
iiuiiert
on
U
of
the
Canadian
Fish
A
Id
Sl
nrage
Co.
A
sister
resides
(Texas
will
take
place
In
Ihe
tliilermenl
ulh
under
(he
auspices
of
the
h'a
Vnr
Veterans'
Association.
whli
h
'Iik
I
iitc
Mr.
MacKenxie
a
very
active
member
here.
fur
Wfmtlpeg.liad
been
releatetl
by
ii
or
117
to
115.
The
ffrl
r
Ihe
Kaiisrlier
Mili-aiwiiil-nipui
ti
lo
imniiic
ror
the
np-poinlmi'iil
of
m
jiidirial
rumtnit-ti'r.
ii.IiIIiik
this
to
the
Conservu-livr
miiiMHliiMHit
hut
mil
tlnkinp
I
mil
lhi
riMiMiri
n
the
I'rrniinr
King
r'ereil
the
rtalil.
Imvrr
lo
rjiTl
the
Ikin-rralMr
uiiirnilniciit
a
ameniled
by
tli
Faiialirr
nuU-aiHenlnin'
or
lo
nuto
an
aniemlment
lo
it
i
.fmiil
nifilldfi
In
niliuuru
wa
bc
im:
!
a
telegram
lat
eurrinl
by
115
to
111.
Bil
Hi)
k
s
a'
ai
livu
tug
Iliat
that
Thomas
Ttiomas
Mae-
Mae-
i-,,.
m
Mnu
with
wild
excite
ment,
both
aides
rheeriiwf
and
IhruYvitu
piipfrs
in
the
air.
Monday's
session
is
expected
to
bring
even
more
excitement
and
there
were
rumorn
that
the
l'rpinier.
Iimtcad
of
wailing
for
the
vole,
might
decide
lo
hsk
thf
tioverniir
tienoral
to
gnmt
dissolution
of
partiaineul
after
the
re-
muinder
of
supply
had
been
voted.
i.X
l'rogrrsmvrs
l-ililpbell,
Hoiililtier,
Fnnsher.
I.nrns.
Mac
kciuie
and
Kenned
voted
with
the
CoiiMTMillves
on
the
Woods
worth
amendment.
THREE
BOATS
LOADED
GRAIN
AT
VANCOUVER
About
500,000
Bushels
of
Wheat
Shlppod
From
Southern
Port
During
Past
Week.
V.VNCOt
Villi.
June
20.
The
following
Nltins
loaded
grain
at
the
port
during'
Ihe
week.
Fella
t'kay,
for
the
Continent
with
option
to
the
Mediterranean,
20:1,351
bushels.
Panama,
for
Hull,
130,(10(1
tin
hels:
for
Falkliuru.
IH.tUiG
bu
shels:
for
Malino,
37,333
bushels
iSoiiora,
for
Avonmoulh.
71,007
bushels;
for
Antwerp,
37,333
bu
shels.
BIG
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
American
League
New
York
12-11.
lloslon
2-1
Cleveland
2,
Helroil
I,
(called
end
second,'.
St.
Louis
1
1,
Chicago
1.
National
League
Chicago-St.
Louis
postponed.
New
York
1
.llrooklyn
7.
Muslim
7,
Philadelphia
8.
Cincinnati
0.
Piltoburg
8.
AdvrrllJO
In
the
Dally
News.
TOTAL
173,500
POUNDS
Five
American
and
Seven
Cana-
dlan
Vessels
Sold
Catches
Here
This
Morning.
I
-m.--
I
llaliluit
arrivals
this
morning
;
totalled
i3,5H
pounds
five:
American
boats
landing
yo.UOOj
pounds
and
bcu'ti
Canadians.
HJ.-t
000
lHiunds.
t'lic
bids
for
Amer-i
lean
firh
ranged
frounll.tc
to
to
I5.c
tor
first
class
and
from
tie
to
11.
He
for
Canadian.
Fight
rents
wan
paid
for
second
class
fih
in
nil
cases-The
day's
arrivals
were
as
fol-
uf
jlov:
American
Columbia,
JS.Oi'O
pounds
to
tho
itoyiil
Fish
Ik).
(iraylltwr.
S?J)00
pound;,
and
Kun-ka,
17.000
pounds,
to-
tiiiia-
dlan
FUU
&
Cold
storage
Co.
Ilcolhers.
I3.0(io
pounds,
and
Va'rofSu"i'3,0od
poumls.'tb
notii
Fisheries.
Canadian
Kaleu.
18.DUU
iounds;
Vsiies
II.,
7.S00
pounds,
and
I
rig
red
II..
10,000
pounds,
lo
I'aiiadian
Fish
St
Cold
Jjtorage
Cm.
Prosperity
A.,
17.000
pounds;
Tramp,
l.l.ooo
pounds
and
Cape
iveer,
10.000
pounds,
to
Atlin
Fisheries.
Nautilus.
H.ooil
pounds,
to
Ito-
yal
Fish
t'.o.
TOURIST
KILLED
AS
AUTO
PLUNGES
OYER
BANK
IN
OKANAGAN
PF.XTIUTOX.
June
20.
While
mauoevering
in
an
auloinobile
to
obtain
a
good
view
of
Okanajrau
Falls,
a
parly
of
tourists
from
Winnipeg
plunged
over
a
thirty
foot"
bank
fifteen
miles
south
of
'icre
on
Thursday.
Hichard
L.aw-
retice
was
killed;
his
brother.
tlcorge,
who
was
driving
the
car,
was
seriously
injured,
and
an
other
brother,
Albert,
was
not
hurl.
QUARREL
OYER
CHILD
RESULTS
IN
ONTARIO
MURDER
AND
SUICIDE
KINGSTON.
June
Srt.
-Follow
ing
a
fiuarrel
over
Ihe
whipping
of
one
of
their
children,
Thomas
Carlson,
a
farmer
residing
near
SharbiU
Lake,
shot
and
killed
his
wife
and
committed
suicide
by
taking
strychnine.
WEATHER
REPORT
Qovernmcnt
Telegraphs
8
a.m.
Prince
Rupert:
Cloudy,
light
southeast
wind;
temperature
58
Terrace:
raining,
Calm;
lump
era
I
il
re
00.
Anyox:
Heavy
rain,
calm;
lem
peraluro
01.
(Iiuellon:
Cloudy,
calm;
lem
peralurc,
02;
htavy
rain
early
this
morning.
Smllher.s:
Cloudy,
calm:
lem
peralurc.
58.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
V.
Champlo
of
Atijox
will
pass
through.
Ihe
clljlitn
the
-Prince
lenrgt'
thin
aflernoou
en
route
to
.Vancouver
oitgfollday
trip.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
I'HINCK,
HL'I'KHT,
It.
C,
tfATUHDAY,
JUXE
20,
1020.
Yeitf
rrtj'i
Clrmlallon,
tilt
1
f
ST
.sVI
Wit
Mvri
&ymm
Keeping
cool
with
Goolidge.
Mrs
Goolidge
liavtng
an
ice
cream
with
the
president
at
a
White
House
Garden
i'arty
for
disabled
veterans.
VOUNG
LADIES
VISIT
EUROPE
Party
Leaves
Vancouver
By
C.
N.
R.
on
Saturday
Night.
VANCOUYF.IJ,
June
23.
-Thirty
vouiik
ladies,
principally
iroin
irranycd
for
the
party.
Almost
two
weeks
will
be
spent
iu.F.ug-laml
and
Scotland,
where
many
points
of
interest,
Including
London.
The
lakes
and
Shakesperian
country
will
be
visited
before
the
party
leaves
for
the
continent.
In
Paris,
the
visitors
will
be
guests
nl
a
number
of
outstanding
social
ngagcmenls,
including
a
tcardeu
pany
ai
uie
nriusn
.embassy,
a
gala
performance
at
the
open
bouse
and
a
reception
at
Ihe
Pari
University.
They
will
also
visit
Ihe
battlefields
and
be
given
op
porlunities
to
sec
Hrussels,
Hru
gen
alpl
other
inlerestlnig
point
some
of
the
party
will
complete
their
tour
in
Cherbourg
early
in
August,
but
the
remainder
will
continue-
into
Switzerland
and
Italy
and
will
hol
sail
for
Canada
until
September
t8.
livery
mem
ber
has
been
appointed
a
delegate
lo
the
congress
in
Paris,
Miss
Hurris
is
representing
the
It.
C
Teachers
l
ederatiou
and
the
tin!
jersity
Women's
giubs,
of
Van
couver.
C..H.
sleanier
Prince
George
Gnpt,
Harry
Nedden,
will
arrivi
from,
Stewart
and
Anydr
at
.1
o'clock
Ibis'
evening,
nndwiH.
still
t,f"V'0iiveV
lisVeXpe'etcd;
-a!
hqufe)k,'eJ6ck
J
GLOOMY
OUTLOOK
GERMAN
INDUSTRY
COLOUNK,
June
20.
Speaking
I
at
'the
Assembly
of
Metal
Workers
l
at
Uagcu,
Weslaphalia,
tltOrlHs-
jtricl
President,
llcrr
Konig,
baiU
the
culminating
point
in
the
clos
'
ing
down
of
works
in
heavy
in
dustry
bad
not
yet
been
reached.
.
lln
lkfi.1
i.iti.niv0il
i-ri
rti
nftr
ironi
n
ancouver,
are
leaving
tonvgiit
;,
nii1(.r
nf
pn,r
r.nn.
special
car
auiirneu
io
uiu
uoii-
,.,,
inl,
,,.(,.
,n,vn
In
the
w
...
v
it
i
i
e
n..
i..
I
liueuiai
i.imur,,
ui
u.e
..iiau.au
near
fulure
alnos
i,emlhC
great
National
Hallways
for
Montreal,
,,:.
...nrk!i.
.
iior.te.
Certain
where
ou
Jury
;
iney
wm
uoaru
v..1.pk,
in
viw
nf
.,.
li8h
the
UniHrder
Auraliia
for
huropc
of
,,.aumrlf
etlftsiter-lo
attend
attend
the
the
educational
educational
confer-.,
coiner-ij,
,ujgratjn
mjgrating
lu
m.ineslde
sites
eiicci
:
tf
tf
the
the
League
League
of
of
Umpire.
hmplre.1,,,
(i
,
,,..,,,1
......ii
m.
iilftw.a
r
t,3inr
the
party
win
ue
in
charge
oi
Miss
Grace
Hurris,
exchange
sec-retary
of
the
league
for
Hritish
Udunibia.
,n
extensive
itinerary
has
been
transport
as
being
more
economical.
He
considered
that
if
no
support
was
forthcoming
for
heavy
industry,
then
tho
migration
siep
was
inevitable.
The
Thysseri
mines,
Haniborn,
have,
however,
re-engaged
500
miners,
the
output
being
increas
ed,
presumably
for
supplying
or
ders
resulting
from
the
liritlsh
strike.
It
Is
expected
more
un-
mploycd
miners
will
be
re-en
gaged
in
the
near
future.
In
con
trasl,
less
time
is
being
worked
at
the
Thysen
smelting
and
roll
Ing
plant
in
the
same
town,
some
departments
working
only
day
shifts.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Bid.
Asked
n.C.
Silver
2,15
2.20
Dunwcll
1.80
2.00
Gladstone.
31
.36
Indian
;
.03
;.06H
L.
&
I
..
.12
H
Marmot
,01
i
,1ft
f?remier
2.09
-
s2.t5
Porter
Idaho
......
aH?.I0
Silver
Crest
......
.10
Vi
.15
mt
Inlel-
.05
U
,07
Victoria
';
,35
I
lie
Ii:iri7i
tlrniiliv
Vh
I
i!,i,i.
otr
the
pontoons
at
the
dry,
dwk
this
morning,
after
painting
and
overhaul,
ami
will
be
(owedWh
nyox
by
the
frelghle'rllMariuW
...
i
..-1-
'
'
(.
:
'r.
Slrcft
S1m
Si
SAN
FilAXClSCO,
Ca.,
Junn
26.---'The
death
of
Lord
Carnarvon,
famed
Kgyptolugist,
'long
unsolved,
has
been
traced
directly
o
u
poison
coating
on
the
casket
of
King
Tuthankamen,
li.
Frederick
Cowles,
Fellow
of
the
Hi
yal
ii
-ographical
Society
of
(real
ltrttaiu,
occurred
upon
his
nival
here
from
the
Far
hast.
The
death
of.
a
number
of
other
fcxeavators
of
King
Tut-
jqktiaioh
!
toinb
have
been
Via-
;
inilely
Iraced
to
the
same
cause,
j
!lr.
Cowles
said,
j
W
hat
Ihe
poison
was
ha.liot
!t-en
determined,"
lie
said.
"The
poon
coating
of
the
casket
rumbled
into
dust
with
the
IllUllY
ISLANI).
4!oudy,Migtit
southeast
wind;
barometer
2SJ.08;
temperature
58,
sea
rough;
8
p.m.
spoke
yacht
Aqurto
bound
Ketchikan
for
Seattle
8t
mile
from
Ketchikan;
8:50
p.m.
Cat
all
at
Port
Simpson
northbound;
8
p.m.
spoke
lug
Lome
abeam
I
owe
Inlel
northbound;
o.5()
p.m.
siioke
Princess
Heairic
leavii.'
Huledale.
uorthbouud.
HUIX
HAIUIOH.
Showery;
fresh
southwest
wiml;
liaromo
ler
29.il;
temperature
5'4;
sea
nioolh;
8
p.m.
sioke
steamer
Queen
bound
Ketcliikaii
for
Seattle
120
miles
from
Seattle
p.m.
spoke
lug
Cape
Scoll
miles
north
of
Hobson's
Highl
southbound;
8
p.m.
spoke
steam
er
Oregon
bound
Quadra
foi
Seattle
201
mites
from
Quadra
Jjf.m.
spoke
motorsliip
Apex
bound
Ketchikan
for
Seattle
miles
from
Seattle;
midnight
poke-Canadian
Hover
bound
fo
San
Pedro
left
Qenn
Falls
9.30
pm.;
9.20
a.in.
spoke
motorsliip
Olindo
left
Alert
Hay
5.20
a.m.
northbound:
8
a.m.
spoke
Camo-
un
left
Margaret
Hay
northbound!
8
a.m.
.spoke
steamer
Lilleborn
bound
Vancouver
for
Ketchikan
'
passed
Kwokume
In
let.
b'KAD
.TRKIi
POINT.
Harj
inelec
30.02;
temperature
58.
Noon
,
mum
ISLAM).
overcast,
southcBSt
gale;
baronize,
29.70;
v
ni'.
s
(4
s
v
v
e
,
(
vupll,
.
1
HULL
HAHHOll.-Pa'rt
cloudy;
strong
southwest
wind;
baro.
meter
29.82;
temperature
50;
ea
rough.
OHAI)
TKKi:
POINT.
Harq-mejer
30.00;
temperature
56.
-
F'red
Mcl.eod,
of
the
city
tele-iiho'ne
department,
sailed
on
the
Calala
this
morning
on&;irnlida.v
ip
in
iKetoiUbif
t-''
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
taiii
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
4S7.
PRIOR
FIVE
CENTS
ATTfflii
f
Jinm
thi
ami
Amm
i
iit
i
wf
TTimnn
W1WT
Illfl
llHI
nil
I
All
Lm
I
Hi
l
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DAMAGE
DONE
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Monday
After
Throwing
Out
Amendment
of
Labor
Member
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rose
at
5.30
this
morning
follouingm
ARRIVALS
TODAY
most
hectic
session
since
naval
debate
in
1913
NO
DIVISION
YET
ON
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CENSURE
VOTE
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after
supply
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DIES:
IN
SOUTH
r.
Well
Known
Local
Fisher-
Mn
and
Active
Member
or
is
voted
of
-
i.
One
Fifth
of
Army
is
Called
Oat
to
Give
Relief
in
Areas
Being
Visited
by
High
Water
HKHLIN.
June
20.
Fifteen
are
dead
and
damage
estimated
ai
thirty
million
dollars
lias
been
done
to
crop
and
property
a
result
of
floods.
One
hundred
thousand
acres
of
land
is
under
water,
slorni,
cloudbursts
and
floods
being
general
throughout
Germany.
The
cotinlry
is
suffering
the
wur;t
'
catastrophe.
of
this
nature
in
one
hundred
years.
Twenty
thousand
members,
one-fifth
of
German-'
regular
army,
have
been
.drafted
into
relief
service
along
the
Elbe
and
Oder
rivers
for
hundreds
of
mile.
FRISCO
COMING
Coatina
an
Casket
of
Kino
Tut-I
ankhamen
Proves
Fatal
to
Many
Explorers
f
Big
Party
Left
Vanvoucer
Today
or
Jasper
and
Prince
Rupert.
A
ANCOl
VFJl,
June
26
-The
Influx
of
tourists
from
California-booked
for
trips
through
British
Columbia
ami
the
llocky
Mountains
section
of.
Alberta
this
summer
commenced
in
earnest
today
with
the
arrival
in
Vancouver
of
a
special
train
carrying
more
than
too
members
of
the
Islam
Shrme
of
San
Francisco,
bound
for
PrThee
Hnpert
and
Skagway.
years,
but
apparently
tin!
not
Mays.
They
will
leave
Jasper
on
lose
any
of
its
strength.
Inhal-
Tuesday,
June
25),
for
Prince
llu-
alion
of
this
dust
was
futai
Lord
Carnarvon
and
several
laborers,
and
caused
the
acut
illness
of
Howard
Carter
and
others
who
conducted
the
WIRELESS
REPORT.
8
a.m.
;
't
he
Jraiiii:
w1iicltonsi4ts,rrofr'
eight
cars,
arrived
in
Vancouver
at
8
o'clock
in
the
morning
ahdu
left
at
12.3U
nooirover
the
Carta-'
dian
.National
Hallways
for
Jasper,
where
the
parly
will
remain
it
-Jasper
Park
-Lodge
fof
three
Icrt.
where
they
will
board
the
S.S.
Prince
Oeorge
for
Skagway1,
.
Alaska,
returning
on
this
steam-
hip
to
Vancouver
from
where
they
will
continue
to
San
F'ran-risco
by
rail.
The
movement
is
one
of
the
largest
individual
parties
to
coma
-le
Canada
from
California
and
it
is
the
first
of
several
of
a
similar
character
which,
have
been
arranged
for
by
the
National
Hail-
ways.
G.
A.
Mc.Nicholl,
general
pas
senger
agent
of
the
Canadian
National
system,
will
join
the
party
at
Jasper
and
accompany
them
throughout
the
remainder
of
their
trip
on
Canadian
territory.
CONGRESS
ENDS
UP
WITH
FIGHT
Drenched
Eucharists
Overwhelm
Police
and
Railway
Officials.
Hundreds
Injured.
'CHICAGO,
June.
20.
.Surging,
crowds
returning
from
the
concluding
session
of
Ihe
Ilucharis
tic"
Congress
at
Mundclelu
overwhelmed
police
and
railroad
of
ficials
in
a
fight
to
secjiro
trans
portation
after
a
terrific
rain
and
hail
storm
had
swept
down
on,
the
vast
assemblage-eslimalfd
at
lao.ooo
people,
drenching
participants
and
onlooker
of
the
cere-
atonfe-i
and
ruining
princely
vestments
valued
at
1200,000.
Hundreds
were
Injured,
one
hundred
being
brought
here
on
a
speeiul
hospital
train.
.
LETHBRIDGE
YOUTH
GETS
25
YEARS
IN
PEN
FOR
KILLING
LinilllHIDGE.
June
20.Karl
Perdue,
aged
23,
wns
yeslerday
sentenced
lo
'.wenty-five
yearn
In
the
penitentiary
for
iiianslaugli.
ler
in
connection
with
the
shooting
iaf
February
oftiU
pal,
Walter
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