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nd
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two
airplane
b
left
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l.ieut,
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Hilsou,
t
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mil
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of
north
Alaska
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this
year,
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later
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elfoi'ls.
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expedition,
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mayor
of
Kol
and
deiiuty
grand
master
t
Ihe
past
year,
was
eleeleil
worshipful
grand
master
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sweeping
recommendation
of
tti!
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GIVING
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EFFORTS
.Detroit
Arctic
Expedition
be
Left
at
Falrbank
efficient,
rotilinuoii
fcnd
igor-ioti
control
of
subordinate
by
1
1
lie
headquarter
t
a
f
f
at
Ottawa.
The
rpjort
doc
not
make
any
if
in.
Una
in
regard
to
the
respon-
Mliililiei-
or
Hon.
(S.
H.
Iloivin.
the
present
minister
of
customs.
This
1
heing
lefl
to
the
limine
i
where,
it
i
understood,
the
Con-
Liberals
and
Conservatives
Entered
in
Contest
Against
Farmers
in
Prairie
Province
KDMONTON.
June
18.
Kdmontuii
City,
with
five
seals
lr
li(j
filled,
tiotiiinnted
eighteeii
rnndidnles
today
for
the
provincial
elections
to
be
held
on
June
28.
There,
was
hut
one
Untied
Farmer
candidate
mimed
willt
four
Liberals,
five
Conservatives,
fixe
Labor
and
three
Independents.
Calgary
has
eleven
candidates
iu
Ihe
field
Tor
five
seals,
namely
two
Independents
and
Liberals,
Coiiervnlives
and
Labor
three
each.
Joeph
T.
Shaw,
the
newly
choen
Liberal
leader,
launched
an
allack
Ui
night
against
the
Untied
Fanners'
Association
admluitralion
and
ended
b
(
-
slating
,
thai
Alberta
needed
ajl'oreell
IC!.
.
goMTiimeut
of
coursujo
and
cap-
Calgary.
II.
C.
Marshall
(1.,
acily,
soinelhing
which
the
pre-
Mrs.
X,
McClimg
Ci.
II
cut
ailmiiiUlralion
lacked.
Webster
(I.),
A.
A.
Mctiillivray
(Ft,
Capl.
J.
T.
Shaw
(I.),
F.
F.
Arcadia.
L.
P
r
o
it
d
f
o
o
t
Fanner..;
U.
Campbell,
(Lib.)
;
Dr.
.1.
P.
Kerr,
(Cons.)
Alexandra.
M.
Alsazer
(I..1,
Dr.
J.
P.
Kerr
(C.)
Alhabasea.
J.
P.
Kvans
(F.
.
I.
Frame
((..),
W.
J.
leitt,,(C.
.
Ii.
Mill.
(Indepeiidelil.)
Heaver
lliver.
A.
I)cslUlf
I
.
J.
M.
Dfchene
(Li,
lr.
I..
.
Lebel
How
Valley.
-II.
S.
Plummor
IC
J,
Irwin
HI),
M.
C.
Coslel
lo
(Cj.
llon.
A.
llos
(I),
F.
J
(Lab.),
A.
D.
Campbell
(Lab.)
keiAative
intend
to
move
air
.iiiiemiiiii'iit
of
censure.
i
I
The
report
recommends
tha
I
i
regulations
be
made
to
prohibit
j
I
the
elearanre
of
vessel
carry
ingj
j
liquor
caigoes
;ailiiitff
from
Canadian
to
United
Slate
port
ami,
alo
recommend
a
reduction
in
i
Hit
ports
of
entry.
It
it
further
recommended
that
the
service
of
It.
1'.
Clerk,
In-'
upector
at
the
port
of
Montreal:
A.
V,.
Oiroux,
superintendent
of
custom
ami
excise,
Montreal;
W.
Duval,
jiiyveiitalive
officer
at
Montreal;
John
I-ainlry,
customs
officer,
Montreal;
and
11
It.
Hrownlee,
rollector
at
Montreal,
he
dispensed
with;
and
that
It.1
It.
Farrow,
deputy
ininNler
of
customs;
V.
Ii.
Welldon,
collee-j
tor
at
Montreal,
and
Henry
Mc-i
Lansbllu,
surveyor
at
Montreal,
he
retired.
The
evidence
of
J.
K.
A.
IHsal-llmi.
former
chief
preventative
officer
at
Montreal,
the
report
rA'coiiinieiuls
liotild
Jo
turned
oVrrlffltJn'
AtrrrlCOerraJfflil
action
nad
Iweiify-ffveir
nhri
named
In
the
report
honId
he
proCe"edel
ajtain!
to.
recover
money
'owing
the
crown'.'
A
thorough
reorganization
of
the
prci
entail
ve
service
is
recommended
and.
pending
this,
the
(loyal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
houhl
he
detailed
for
patrol
work
on
the
border.
WhllP
(Lab.),
J.
V.
Ilusnell,
Camhxe.
Hon.
V.
W.
Smit'i
(F),
V.
A.-Cunnlngham
(LT,
J.
A.
t:o.le
(C),
A.
I).
Cani.bell,
vlnd,)-
,
CanUlon.
0.
I..
Strlngham
(Fi,
V.
II.
tliifdwell
(L),
C.
J
'.aid
(C
Claresliolm.
(1.
II.
Walker
(continued
on
liasre
four)
Eight
Great
Columns
of
Women
Will
Enter
London
to
Preach
for
Peace
and
Denounce
Wars
LONDON,
June
IS.
F.ighl
great
toltmins
of
women,
who
have
been
marching
for
five
weeks
front
Various
parts
of
the
United
Kingdom,
are
Hearing
London
today.
They
comprise
a
bodv
of
Peace
Pilgrims
who
have
been
slopping
at
villages
and
towns
on
Ihe
way
to
the
capital
delivering
speeches
on
making
war
again
im
possible.
The
eight
columns
will
merge
into
four
columns
tomorrow
morning
ami
will
euler
Loudon
in
thai
formation,
(he
long
march
ending
nl
Hyde
Park
where,
front
twenty-two
platforms
speakers
will
denounce,
war
and
plead
for
universal
ooncillaumt
and
arbitration.
t
I'JUNCK
Hl'PKHT,
Hie,
Fltl
DAY,
Jl'NE
1.8,
1020.
NEW
PLACER
STRIKE
MADE
Cariboo
It
Excited
Over
Discovery
of
B.
B.
Boo
$300
Nugget
WILLIAMS
LAKE,
June
18
Displaying
a
nugget
valued
at
$300,
weighing
18
ounces,
beside
a
satchel
full
of
smaller
lumps
of
gold,
B.
B.
Boe
arrived
here
reporting
tho
discovery
of
a
new
rich
placer
strike
In
the
Cedar
Creek
district.
Tho
re
Is
considerable
cxcltemont
here
over
what
Is
expected
to
become
the
Carl-boo
district's
newest
stampede
ground.
Cedar
Creek,
In
former
years,
was
the
scene
of
extensive
gold
mining
EVANGELIST'S
BODY
FOUND?
Remafps
In
Green
Bathing
Suit
Found
Near
Coose
Bay,
Oregon,
Yssterday
Afternoon
MAltSIU-IKLD,
ore.,
June
18
A
body
clad
only
in
a
green
bathing
suit
was
found
on
tin
heach
north
of
Coos
Hay
on
fhursday
afternoon.
Tho
re
mains
were
n
juch
a
decom-
poM'd
condition
that,
it
was
im-
possinie
to
uelrrmlne
the
sex
although
the
coroner
exprescd
the
opinion
that
the
dead
er
was
aboul
35
years
of
age.
lln
is
coutinuiiiff,
his
examinations
under
the
belief
that
the
body
may
possibly
be
that
of
Aime
Sempte
Mel'bcrson,
the
missing
l.os
Angeles
evangelist.
Jack
Cogswell,
member
of
the
C.N.
It.
mail
service,
returned
to
Hie
city
on
the
steamer
Calal.t
Ibis
afternoon.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
C.P.Il
Independence
Indian
L.
A
i
Marmot
Premier
Itainy
weather
and
tmuhlyiSurf
Inlet
roads
liuvefalled
lo
dampen
tho
.
Victoria
ardor
6'f
Ilia
marchers.
tilladstone
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Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
YeMerAijr
Circulation,
H3
Street
Sls.
41
With
All
Resources
at
lis
Door
Smithers
Will
Become
Large
Centre
Ay
11.
F.
Pullen.
SMITHEMS,
June
IN.
Smithers
people
say
it
is
quiet
jttsi
iow
and
they
iutiniale
dial
limes,
are
not
a-
good
as
they
ought
o
be
but
everybody
has
a,
motor
car
and
everybody
seems
to
have
money
lo
spend,
so
times
cannot
be
very
bad.
Outside
the
office
of
the
Interior
New
I
found
two
cars,
one
of
which
is
tsed
by
Larry
Warner,
editor
and
proprietor
of
the
Interior
News,
and
Ihe
olher
by
Mrs.
Warner.
11
is
Ihe
first
time
in
ny
experience
that
I
have
ever
Heard
of
a
newspaperman
with
.wo
cars.
Very
few
1
have
known
had
even
one.
Times
niusl
ie
good
somewhere
in
the
Hulk-
-
-
-
-
ley
Valley
or
Larry
could:
notia
town,
nothing'
will.
Watch
tep
on
the
as
the
way
he
dos.j
Smithers!
Some
day
.it
wilt
be
A
a
matter
of
fact
(Muilhersiinorc
than
a
town.
is
bound
to
be
a
good
town.
It
j
City
Airs
s
within
a
sloite's
throw-
of;
Several
years
a;o
1
visited
Hudson
Hay
Mountain
wltii
ili-Jfniilbers
and
found
it
progres-
rich
mineral
prospecls
on
Unci
sive
and
with
the
earmarks
of
a
side
and
is
the
centre
for
ihe;
Cuming
place.
Today
1
visit
it
richest
farming
country'
n
Ilrit-lnml
find
it
much
more
subslan-sh
Columbia
on
the
other.
Afsollial.
much
larger,
much
more
it
is
a
railway
freight
and
pas-(progressive
and
putting
on
city
senger
divisional
point.
It
has
airs.
It
has
its
modern
facilities
the
government
offices
and
It
is;
for
education,
its
amusement
Mie
centre
of
a
lie
producing
di
trice
which
supplies
the
railway
willi
large
quantities
of
sleepers
annually.
If
this
will
not
make
I
m:
and
si-orl
facilities,
its
munici
pal
government,
its
fall
fair
as
social
ion.
its
board
of
trade,
its
(continued
on
page
2)
To
Raise
Status
of
Canada
in
Empire
and
in
the
World
Is
Object
of
Premier's
Motion
OTTAWA,
June
18.-AW
Canadian
Press..
Canada's
position
in
the
Hritish
Kntpire
and
its
international
status
alike
lias
been
raised,
through
tt
motion
that
has
just
been
submitted
by
Premier
.Mackenzie
'King
to
Ihe
House
of
Commons.
Briefly,
(lie
motion
provides
thai
before
the
Canadian
government
"ad
vises
ratification
of
Jt
treaty
of
convention
alfectinir
Canada,
or
signify
acceptance
of
a
Ireuty,
or
convention,
the
approval
of
the
k
-.l'
I
I
Jit
'
at.
l'ainamciu
oi
uauauu
Mioumrne
seeureti.
The
motion
follows
up
a
resolution
adopted
at
the
last
'
Imperial
.-Conference
when
rcjiVe-seutatives
(if
the
Hritisli'
government,
of
the
Dominions
and
of
India
discussed
procedure
(6
be
'ollowed
in
the
ratification
,
of
treaties.
Conclusion
of
Ihe'halU
but
treaty
between
Canada
arid
the
United
Slates
had
latigcly
given
rise
to
this
discussion;'
arid
the
resulting
resolution
of
,
the
Imperial
inference
sets
orth
procedure
to
be
followed
InUfe
negotiation
and
iguature
of
treaties!
So
far,
the
mo!
tun
of
Premier
King
asks
merely
for
parliamen
tary
approval
of
the
conference
resolution.
Hut
oft
tho
question
of
ratification,
the
motion,
goes
to
decide
where
parliamentary
approval
or
legislation
is
required
before
desire
for,
or
concurrence
iu.
ratification
is
intimated
by
that
government,"
Must
Have
Approval
Since-
and
iiicludltigthe'lreaty
ofiyer-jaill(sv
hits'!
been
tho
nractice'
of
the.
Oanadian'erovWii-
y
icoutmuod
on
page
fouri
Boston
Grill
I
Lurge
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laiil
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
80DA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
tha
least.
phona
457.
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FIYIC
CENTS.
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J
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Mll
M'JVIt,
golf
piofesionaI.
at
the
new
links
of
the
HiUmore
Shore
fiolf
Club,
driving
at
the
!8th
tee,
M
ir;el
(iree:
li.
uig
onfilingI
lent
her
head
for
a
tee.
Talk
about
AVilliani
Tell
and
the
apple.
Whee!
CINCINNATI
IS
AT
TOP
OF
HEAP
Pittsburg
Lost
Lead
In
National
League
Yesterday
.
NEW
YOHK,
June
18.
Pitf-i-
burg
was
knocked
out
of
tbn
lead
in
the
National
League
yesterday
when
Liudslrom,-
the
New
Yorli
fiejder,
banged
out
a
homer
in
the
thirtteidlt
ini.Jng
scoring
two
men
ahead
of
him
and
giv
ing
the
Uiants
a
six
to.
five
victory.
Cincinnati,
idle
owing
to
the
rain,
went
into
the
lead.
Chicago
won
a
hard
fought
tea
.unin
battle
front
flrooklyn.
,,
At
Chicago,
Pitcher
ltlauken-
ship
held
the
New
York.
Yankees
to
three
scattered
fhits
JJab-j
limit
failing
to
connection
four
times
at
bat.
Outfielder;
Williams
knocked
a
hbmer
wild
bases
full
thus
enabling
St.
Louis
to
defeat
Waslilngton,
National
League
St.
Louis
1-6,
Ilostbn
2-2.
Chicago
V,
Hrooklyn
(0.
New
York
6,
Pittsburg
5.
Cincinnati-Philadelphia
post
poned.
American
League
Hostou
1,
Cleveland
3;
New
York
2,
Chic-agOO.
Detroit
P,
Pliiladelplila12.
Washington
7,
St.
Louis
9.
RUSSIANS
DEFY
GREAT
BRITAIN
Huge
Crowd
Demonstrates
in
Moscow
Against
Note
Regarding
Money
Sent
Strikers.
,
1
MOSCOW,
June
I.
V
huge
crowd
with
bands
nliM
banners
held
a
demonstration",
in
the
Hed
Square
yesterday
fit,
protest
against
the
PrilUh
!?nol6
con
cerning
tho
transfer
or
UUssiau
money
to
llritish
strikers.
Th
demonstrators
shouted
v
defiance
furlber.
The
resolution
says!
lo
Hritain.
and
sank-the
revolu-
that
"jt
is
for
each
government
tiotiary
battle
liymnThi.;
fedcr-
.iiioii
ui
roiei,
tanor
Hectares
that
it
ill
not
tolerate
interference
by
the
HrT(?tli
govern-ent.
Mrs.
Ashley
andson.
arrived
in
the
city
on
he
tJaLUa1
Ihi
iirtf-r.
ion,
tonend
nlQinliday
wltti
Mr,
andHMW.
iirtviiiim.
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