25
TAXI
f
"'.
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
;
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Avf
and
eth
St.
.,..
WATT
VIDECK.
Prop.
"v0
IU0R
CONTROL
iYSTEM
DAMNED
tlna
Pastor
Gives
Information
In
Montreal
About
British
.
Columbia
lOXTIll.AL,
June
17.
inching
an
attack
against
rninent
control
of
liquor,
lltiglt
Oobson
of
Itegina
de
red
(hat
violations
ol
the
w
......
.
.
.
.
.
Ii
or
Act
in
Ilrilisli
Columbia
InCreaseM
53
percenlj'theie
been
000
cases
oT
"hall
Sping"
in
which
no
action
had
i
taken,
bootlegging
had
In-
ised
107
Vcr
cent
and
aulo-
i)i!u
accidents
1(1
tier
cent.
arresls
for
drunkenness
A
mora!
than
doubled.
his
own
provinco
of
Sas-
fhewan,
llcv.
Ifcibsou
said
I
-family
conlfihulcd
30-an'il
Cy
adult
20
to
the
koverti-'
It:
-ales
of
U6uur.
.;,
i
to
,':
:
-
'
i.
Ml,,
XVI.,
NO.
III.
I
""lll....
.
..
mo
the
drait
and
nijun-d.
FOREST
LECTURER
AT
ROTARY
CLUB
Interfiling
Address
Given
by
F.
J.
Jeffery
Today
Making
Arrangements
for
Visitors'
Entertainment
I'.
J.
Jpffery,
llritish
ColumbiR
leclurer
who
came
here
with
Hie
forestry
car
this
week,
was
l!ie
speaker
before
the
Ilolary
Club
al
its
luncheon
today,
his
lople
beina
forcsl
proleclion.
Tho
ad-divs
was
listened
lo
wilh
a
good
deal
oT
interest
by
the
club
at)d
I
he
speaker
was
cordially
thanked
by
C.
II.
Orme,
president,
win
was
in
the
chair.
The
club
also
discussed
plan
lor
the
entertainment
of
the
Ket
chikan
llolariaus
who
will
spe.nd
a
couple
of
days
in
Ilia
city
next
week.
Inirintr
the
slay,
from
Wednesday
In
Friday,
there
will
be
another
(Syro-llOltiry
baseba"
game.
M.
C.
Pal'erson,
manager
ol
the
Hank
of
Montreal,
and
II.
A.
McLean,
city
engineer,
wcr
elected
to
membership
in
the
club
and
were
welcomed
by
John
Ihlihavn.
II.
Sherwood,
connected
wit!'
the
H.C.
Fisheries,
was
intro
duced
as
a
visitor
by
Col.
J.
Xlcholls.
WHALING
OPERATIONS
DELAYED
BY
WEATHER
Twenty-Eight
Mammals
Caught
at
Rose
Harbor
Not
a
Single
One
at
Naden
ItOSK
HAItltOll.
June
17.
Twenty-eighl
whales
have
bee:'
caught
by
the
fleet
of
the
Con
solidaled
Whaling
Corporation
bete
since
the
coinmeticeinent
of
the
season.
'
Weather
conditions
have
not
been
favorable,
and
wilh
storms
sweeping
the
northern
end
of
the
Oueen
Charlotte
Islands,
Hie
Naden
harbor
slatlou
has
not
reported
a
catch.
Lieutenant
Jack
lleece,
who
has
been
commissioned
lo
spot
whales
from
nlofl
and
thereby
assist
In
multiplying
the
sea
son's
calch.
arrived
lie
re.'
anil
will
be"
established
for'
Hie.
remainder
of
the
season.
Iliiliuli
Columbia
from
Italy
wa
equivalent
lo
acei-plance
or
hi
proptisal
to
marry
her,
Jude
Cayley
in
the
County
Court
heu
yejlcrilay
ordered
her
to
refund
the
amount
to
her
rejected
suitor.
Martino
brought
action
aain-l
his
rormer
alleaed
fiancee
when,
instead
of
marrying
him
aNer
she
had
used
the
money
he
sent
her
to
come
here,
she
wedded
John
Kernardino,
the
proprieto.
or
a
Vancouver
hotel.
TOWN
IN
INDIA
JIEAP
OF
RUINS
Ohandhuka
Near
Bombay
Reduced
by
Storm
Many
Casualties
Feared
f.OMON.
June
17.
A
Dally
Mail
dsspalcli
from
Karachi.
Ilrilisli
India,
-ays
that
a
storm
rrdurrd
the
town
or
Ohandhuka
near
Kombay
to
a
heap
or
ruins.
.Not
a
uuildinp
within
a
mile
pf
the
li.'wti
escnped
destruction
and
it
Is
fearetl
(hat
there
are
numerous
casualties.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Halibut
Fares
Marketed
This
Morning
Totalled
85,000
Pounds
Halibut
arrivals
this
morning
totalled
85,000
pounds.
one
merlo.m
vessel
selling
60.000
pounds
lor
15c
ami
He,
and
four
Canadians,
25,000
pounds,
al
from
1
lo
and
8c
to
11.3c
and
8c.
The
day's
sales
were
as
fol-
ows:
American
Allen,
rm.ooo.
to
the
Canadian
Fish
4.
Cold
Storage.
Co.
Canadian
Verna.
6,000,
to
the
Itoyol
Fish
Co.
Yule,
1,500;
and.
Cape
twain,
7.500,
Iq
iho
Canadian
Fish
&
Gobi
Storage
Co.
Minnie
V..
7.000,
to
the
Atlin
Fisheries.
BIG
DEAL
IS
APPROVED
White
Star
Line
Sold
to
Furness
Corporation
for
C7,
000,000
NF.W
YOUIC.
Juntv
17.
The
sale
of(thn
While
Star
line
to
Alio
l
urness
corporation
along
with
other
Ilrilisli
interests
was
ap
proved
by
the
stockholders
of
the
International
Mercantile
Marine
today.
The
price
of
purchase
Is
staled
lo
be
between
seven
and
seven
and
a
half
million
pounds
sterling.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
c.p.iu
Il.tJ.
$lycr
....
ItumvjdJ.
Ilidependei'ice
Indian?
L.
X;
li.
..
Premier
Silver
Crest
Victoria
OJadtlonu
...
Hid.
..161.00
..
2.
15
..
1.85
..
.07
)'
..
.05
U
...
.11
'
...
2.18
...
.12
.
.35
14
Aske.'
2.25
2.00
.0814
.06
.11
2
25
"it
..35'
.37
'.?4
Cleveland,
Ohio,
who
has
per
less
than
two
-
ami
one
half,
pounds.
The
heaviest
was
three
and
three-quarter
pounds.
II
e
t
Lake
and
la
several
olheH
streams
and
lakes
throughout
the
park
all
within
easy
riding
dis'.anct
of
the
lodpe.
The
parly,
which
in
addition
to
Mr.
(iiay,
consinted
of
a
mo
Ibis
lake
can
be
successfully
slocked
wilh
trout.
Mr.
Gray
today
left
for
Stuart
Lake,
north
ol
Vanderhoor,
where
he
is
to
tie
the
guest
of
li.
(i.
Paynes,
ol
Oouslas
Lake
Lodge.
Later
he
intends
to
visit
the
Lakclse
Territory
near
Prince
llupert.
CONrTDENcT
IN
ASQUITH
No
Reflection
or
Aspersion
Is
Cast
on
Lloyd
George,
However
WESTOK
-
SUPER
-
MARE,
June
17
The
National
Llboral
Federation
at
Its
annual
meeting
adopted
a
resolution
today
eipresslng
unabated
confidence
In
the
Earl
of
Oxford
as
the
leader
of
the
party.
Supporters
of
tho
Earl
of
Oxford
and
Lloyd
George
were
mingled
on
the
platform
and
much
excitement
prevailed.
Lloyd
George's
friends
demanded
that
the
resolution
cast
no
reflection
or
aspersion
on
him
and
this
was
agreed
to.
The
suggestion
that
a
new
and
neutral
leader
be
selected
was
turned
down.
BIG
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
National
League
Chicago
1,
Philadelphia
1.
Piltrburg
6,
lloslun
3.
American
League
Washington
2,
Chicago
3.
ENGLISH
SOCCER
TEAM
IN
SOUTH
Defeated
Vancouver
by
5
to
In
Match
That
Was
Attended
by
7,500
People
-
VANCOUVER,
June
17.
Tho
louring
Knglish
soccer
lootbal
team
defeated
a
Mainland
All
Star
learn
five
goals
lo
one
be
lore
a
crown
oi
,oop
persons
,1
lie
score
at
half
tline
was
Knglaud,
l;
Vancouver,:
t.
It
was
the
Kiiglisluneii
s
ninth
eon
sequlive
viclory
since,
landing
i
Canada.;
'
'
'
r
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PIUNCK
HUPF.HT,
11.(1,
TljlHHDAY,
JUNE
17,
1020,
'iisf
Trains
Crash
and
JILTED
LOVER
NOTED
ANGLER
BRITISH
AND
Fifteen
Are
Killed
as
Well
as
Twenty
Injured
I'lTTHHl'llO,
June
17.
F.levcii
passenger
and
four
liniueji
ure
dead
mid
twenty
are
seriously
injured
a-
a
result
Salvlna
Corsorzo
Must
Relm
burse
Pasquale
Mart'ino
for
Paying
Her
Fare
from
Italy
been
ted
to
KiIaml
during
the
tion
picture
operator
ami
Major
making
LORD
WILUNGDON
TO
Vestermy!
Circulation,
I65
Ken-
making
king
a
fishing
sure
of
Jas-ji-ral
strike,
the
Home
."secretary
.National
ParS,
Alberla,
in
the
annnui
ced
in
arliament
today.
interests
or
his
paper.
In
Jacques
i
The
ifoieniment.
however.
uas
Lake,
whieh
is
6
tic
day
a
trail
ride!
no
intention
at
the
present
1
1
rue.
from
Jasper
Park
Lodge.
Mr.for
withdrawing
recognition
or
Gray
caught
and
lauded
one
j
the
Soviet
government,
he
said,
dozen
rainbow
Iroui
in
less
lliaii!
-
-
two
hours.
.No
trout
weighed
'
HrklCUI
CllCDCPTC
NOT
MEN
WANTED
also
had
splendid
Jishimg
in
,
.
.
.
Examination
That
Pair
Ilar.li.ly
reek,Prairie
Huffalo!
Arrested
In
Alaska
are
not
Hugh
and
Ray
JU.NKAf.
June
17.
P.
L
'ortland
postal
inspector,
Nell.
J-red
llrewster,
mded
Ilocky
.
nounced
yesterday
that
two
sus-L
Mountain
guide
aiul
outfitter,
ncl
anested
a
week.
aao.
were
L
ialso
surveyed
'MdltJtie
Lake,
'and
i.r
Itay
and
lluirh
lVnWeTinn'tn'
.Mr.
t.ray
is
of
the
opimnii
that
lwv
r
,rec!
bi-olhers
who
held
up
a
frain
in
Oregon
in
t"J23,
killing
four
of
the
crew.
ASSUME
NEW
OFFICE
ABOUT
SEPTEMBER
15
LONDON,
JAne
17.
Lord
Willington
is
expected
to
usstiin
olllce
as
Governor
General
o(
Canada
about
the
middle
"of
Sen-
t
ember.
Lord
Willingotfk
was
cxpecleil
lo
reach
Vancouver
0.1
June
30
Irom
China
aboard
the
Empress
or
Australia
but
word
received
today
stales
thai
the
bin
developed
engine
trouble
between
Shanghai
and
Na$asakc
and
had
put
into
the
tatter
pori
tor
repairs
thus
delaying
his
ar
rival
here.
LAST
RESOURCE
MINERS'
UNION
Embargo
on
Coal
or
Internation
al
Strike
Now
Suggested
To
Meet
on
June
23
LONDON,
June
17.
Secretary
ook
ol
the
Miners'
Federation
announced
today
that
the
Inter
national
Miners'
Federation
will
meet
iu
lmdoii
on
June
23
to
discuss
the
possibility
ol
an
em
bargo
on
coal
or
an
intciaiational
I
tike.
MORE
CONTRIBUTIONS
TO
BOYS'
BAND
FUND
Total
of
$425.97
Has
Now
Been
Raised
Toward
Purchase
of
Uniforms
t'he
following
further
eontri
hutious
to
the
Hoys'
Hand
uiil-l
form
fund
are
announced:
Previously
acknowledged
$325.97
llrxl
SMltlV
1
1
IF
1
1
I
V1
ItlMII
Jabour
Pros.
Ltd
C.
II.
Orme
L.
M.
Fuller
...
...
J.
Z.arelli
..
....
...
Acme
Importers
.
'
John
Htiligrr
...
...
Hoston
Cafe
...
.
...
Killas
v
Christopher
W.
J.
MeCulcheon
Total
to
dale
20.00
15.00
10.00
10.00
;5.00
10.00
5.00
10.00
5.00
10.00
.V't'-
..5125.V7
Strrft
Sulci
10
ALASKA
RADIOS
WITH
AUSTRALIA
KKTClllKAX,
June
17.
Ouniier
C.
O.
Alexander,
one
of
the
aviators
or
Hie
L
tilled
States
Navy
Alaskan
aerial
survey
expedition
which
is
mapping
the
territorial
coast,
on
Tuesday
night
communicated
with
Guam,
New
Zealand
and
Australia
wilh
the
expedition's'
radio
Vtnitrit.
TRAIN
PASSENGERS
4
BURNED
TO
DEATH
Five
Bodies
Recovered
From
Union
Pacific
Car
Which
Caught
Fire
While
In
Motion
LOS
ANGELES,
June
17.
Hodies
of
live
passengers
thre-;
women,
a
man
and
a
child
were'
recovered
yesterday
afternoon
trom
the
burning
wreckage
of
a
Union
Pacific
(rain
which
caught
Nre
early
in
the
morniing
al
Crystal,
Nevada,
while
the
train
was
in
motion.
MAD
GERMAN
BUTCHER
KILLS
FAMILY;
THEN
TAKES
HIS
OWN
LIFE
i
DORTMl
XI),
Germany,
June
17.
When
August
Vlaschewsk:,
crazed
bulcber,
awakened
from
a
dream
he
grabbed
a
hatchet
ami
killed
his
vyife
.
and
..tlmw
children,
a"
male
boarder
and
the
mother
of
seven
children
whom
he
encountered
in
the
hallway
ol
his
home
and
then
killed
him
self.
WEATHER
REPORT
(Government
Telegraphs)
8
a.m.
Prince
Rupert:
Cloudy,
calm.
temperature,
51.
Terrace:
Rain,
calm;
temp.
51
Anyox:
Cloudy,
calnu
temp.
7U.
SlewaH:
Part
cloudy,
calnv,
lemp.
5U.
llazelloii:
Rain,
calm,
lemp.
51.
Telegraph.
Creek:
Cloudy.
calm,
temp.
60.
Smithers:
.
Rain
calm,,
temp.
53.
'V
r
It
.
Hums
Lake:'
Rain,
calm,
temp
51.
hilehorser
Clear,
.
calm.
temp.
58.
jCarinack$:
Clear,
calm,
I6mp
50.
,r)
.
Selkirk:
Clear,
calniLtemp.
52.
..
t
r
:
i
iiewHri
mver.
uiear,
cairn;
temp.
50.
!
-
,
Iavv;son:
Clear5,
X:almtemp.
55
,
Subscribe
to'
the
Daily
News,
Boston
GriSl
Large
Upstair
Dlnlnff
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
PRICK
FIVE
GENTS.
FRIGHTFUL
TRAIN
WRECK
MAR
PITTSBURG
:OMM0NS
DIVIDES
ON
PEACE
RIVER
ISSUE
AFTER
DEBATE
LASTING
ALL
DAY
TO
GET
MONEY
ON
WAY
HERE
SOVIET
GOV'T.
VANCOUVER,
June
tng
the
arreptancc
by
V.
B.
Gray
Visited
Jasper
and
Is
In
Spite
of
Breach
of
Regula-Now
Coming
to
Stuart
Lake
tlons,
England
Will
Not
(
and
Lakelse
I
Withdraw
Recognition
JASPER.
June
17.
What
is
LONDON.
June
17.
The
litit-
I
'
F
illd-
nilsiilei"il
,i
liia
u
t'fl'illil
('mIi-Ii
ili
Lnivmrnohl
i
.1
1
i.
fii.,!
II,
al
Salvia
i
0f
t
rout
in
the
IlGcuy
Mountains
I
I;e
soviet
government
waived
itvo
Pullman
caps
telescoping
uu
the
Pennsylvania
Railway
iComnzo
of
3I3
sent
her
tyjwas
made
by
V.
II.
Gray,
hoi
and
it
regulation
concerning;
the
leu
struck
by
the
engine
of
another
train
at
Gray's
Station
last
tin
I;
Ttie
wreck
was
caused
when
the
fast
Cincinnati
Limited
ighed
into
the
rear
end
of
the
Washington
Express
which
bri'tt
.wtopil
to
reyair
a.
broken
air
hose.
The
two
locomo-s
of
the
Limited
and
the
club
car
immediately
following
;
diem
ax
well
a
Iwo
sleepers
on
fllTrvf
p
1T
the
express
were
badly
wrecked,
'InlLlJ
111
f
tl0
CUMJa,"',,'
beil,K
in
17
k
MPATTlXrTl'
""'
erunil
occurred
on
a
cure
V
A
111
111
VrK',,u'
""'
"orfuundlng
country
was
inilVVUIUU
,ni,
Trainmen
or
the
Wasli-
-
ington
express
claim
that
flares
n
Travelers'
Checks
were
Sashed
at
Robson
Street
Branch
of
Royal
Bank
W.N
GO
I
VKIt,
June
17.
Tta-;rs
rnerxs
to
Hie
value
of
wiMi
a
'
nujiatiioti
to
wliom
rave
a
rlic
k
for
1
185
wliirii
caslicif
U
-
IUGS
FOUND
ON
BIG
BOAT
ftnty
Thousand
Dollars
Worth
f
Opium,
etc.
Taken
from
Empress
of
Russia
.NGOt
VEll,
June
1
7.
-
Opium.
line
and
morphine
valued
at
1,000
was
seized
yesterday
in
Mie
steamer
l.mpress
ii
isia
whteli
arrived
rrom
th"
ml
on
Monday.
Xo
arrest
ti
yet
oer
n
mane
ami
iiirim
l
tch
of
Uie
vessel
is
lieUm
hdtirU'd
in
the
lirlief
that
ad-
lonal
caches
will
le
fonnil.
ship
was
eoijoyed
from
toria
to
aiifouex
by
an
air-
ciirrviiiK
"customs
of
rieeis
Itliat
'lie
dropping
overboaro
ny
coiiliaband
might
be
pre-
were
burning
brightly
to
warn
I
lie
following
train.
Passenger
who
escaped
with
slight
hurts
told
of
wild
scenes
allrnding
Hie
wrerk,
moans
of
the
dying
and
terrified
or
reams
rod
in
favurof
Ldward.Oay
ol
"r
l,ie
injured
pinned
under
the
ragu
from
wliuin
they
wen-!0''""
me
general
cn-
iiM
mi
Have
tii-i-ii
stolen
were
union.
MP
I
on
Juno
10,
la
th-
esi,.
worter
weir
on
inc
.lie
and
Hob-iVi.
rt(rceit'"''"4'rl3'
moniifK
to
rtt
of
lie
Itnyal
Hank
ol
uy
a
nsiif
.
using
that
In
a
me,
II
L
.caman,
manager
of
the
Itatu,
aunounred
yesterday.
Lfter
taking
tU)0
cash
it
I
sai.l
Seaman
that
the
allegJ
ylndler
deposited
the
remain
5
11500
and
returned
the
nexl
Pasquale
Martino
to
come
lO'Clun
editor
or
the
Plaiudealer,
'export
or
money
to
Be
transmit.
...
.
.
.
.
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I
!
j
l..
I
I.
I
,..!.'.
I
Petition
of
Defeated
Tory
Candidate
is
Turned
Down;
Close
of
Session
Delayed
OTTAWA.
June
17.
Prorogation
of
the
Mouse
of
Commons
lias
slipped
still
further
hack.
Yesterday
the
program
piovided
fur
the
discussion
of
a
resolution
un
ratification
of
Ireaties
standing
in
the
name
of
Premier
King
but
this
had
to
give
way
lo
another
debate
on
the
Peace
Hiver
election.
Another
petition
presented
by
J.
A.
Collins,'
the
defeated
Conservative
randidate,
was
discussed
nearly
all
day
and,
after
midnight,
the
House
divided
on
the
motion
of
Rt.
Hon.
Arthur
Meigheti,
leader
of
the
Conservatives,
that
the
petition
be
received.
The
motion
was
defeated
by
a
majority
of
y
eight.
Voles,
against
being
103
pf
TV
irpilTp
and
for.
Three
ProKtessives
1,1
II
II
VMIlN
voted
wilh
the
Conservatives.
If
after
ji.
au
examination.
an-u.
IN
OREGON
Rich
Contents
of
Robertson
Mine;
Grant's
Pass,
Are;
Revealed
tSRANT'S
PASS,
Ore.,
June
17
....Twelve
to
fourteen-veins
of
gold
laden
quartz
in
the
Robert-
soli
Mine
were
revealed
when
a
shipment
of
bullion
was'
made
to
the
mint
this
week.
The
veins
vary
trom
two
Inches
lo
two
feet
in
width
with
no
signs
of
piucbii
it
out.
the.
owners
say.
There
are
some
signs
of
a
rusk
into
the
district
BULL
MOVEMENT
STOCKMARKET
4.
U.S.
Steel
and
General
Motors
Touch
Record
High
Figure
In
New
York
NEW
YORK,
June
17
A
gigantic
bull
movementpot,
under
way
on
today's
stock
market
carrying
prices
upward
frJm
one
to
twelve
points
011
Jan
enormous
volume
of
trading,-
United
States
Steel
common
stock
and
General
Motors
touched
a,
.record
high
figure
at
13Ui
and
11714
te-spectively.
Advances
were,
lairly
peneral,
scattered
throughout
the
list.
NDKA
BAY
ORE
LIKE
JEWELRY
Alaska
Hill
Mill
Extracted
$1,000
In
Gold
In
Single
Day
SEWARD,
June
IT.
It
was
reported
here
yesterday
that
tha
mill
of
the
Alaska
'
Hill
Mines
Corporation
at
Xuka
Hay
70
miles
west
of
hero
in
one
day
extracted
1,000
in
gold
Vpm
ore-
which
was
declared
to
resemble
jewelry.
The
N'uka
Hay
district
first
gained
Attention
three
years
ago
and
since
then
has
been
slowly
developed.
ENTIRE
CREW
SRESCUED
Seventy-three
Men
Taken
off
Freighter
City
of
Naples
by
Japanese
Warships
'
i
TOKIO,
June
Xfu
All
mem.
tiers
or
the
crew
of
thes
Hrltfsh
freighter
City
of
Naples
were-rescued
.'.early
'.'today
by"
the
Japanese
cruiser
Kaluga
and
the
destroyer
Urakaze
j,
wireless
message
from
the
Kasuga
reports,.
Seventy-three'tmeti
were
taken
off
the
freighter
which
went
aground
on"
.yiVe.tday.
150
miles
south
of
Tokib,'