5
cr
parly.
TAXI
and?:...
Ambulance
Servlca
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
hand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
8L
WATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
hi,
XVI.,
.NO,
1
30.
'
J';
lil
has
hCeil
deeilU'il
heller
In
f
nile.-iiiir
In
ui-t-:niiri.
n
roeiui-
lion
and
Unit
bring
Hie
parly
inlo,
unity
and
avoid
n
possible
on,
;ger
killed
!AR
BUTEDALEt
it
of
Julius
OIn
Brought
m
Morgan's
Camp
at
Rivers
Bight
d
warn
airtu-k
on
Mm
)
tlnr
UniU
l.f
a
fulllnw
1
J
It
Morgan
logging
irvL.mrr
iiiuiii
iirnr
iniie-
..,
i
...
.
-
.
HffS
Vtrday.
The
bod;.
l.,...li
In
it...
......
I...
....
morning
and
an
iu-(opencd
elliii
at
-.'.30
litis
after
lie
fore
nepoiy
coroner
J
itnock
Deceased
wa
a
'of
Sweden
and
ai
un-
(IK).V
June
I.
-Might
Hon.
Lloyd
Oeorge,
Pnrliamen-
idhcral
leader,
whose
differ-
with
Lord
Oxford
uitd
A-
IniVe
shaken
Ilio
Liberal
r
in
u
Idler
to
Sir
lloberl
il'iiu
.
assistant
Lioeral
r
makes
public
ilenial
of
a
thai
he
sought
to
Join
the
lilcs.
The
former
explained
letter
that
the
rumor
to
fed
.Hint
'ho
sought
to
join
?r
parly
were
foolish.
He
the
business
of
the
Liberal
pwas.
lo
remain
Independent
void
even
an
alliance
with
FRANCE
IS
HAVING
DELUGE
OF
RAIN
SNOW
SOME
PLACES
PAHIS.
June
1.
Mam
i
failing
everywhere
in
Kranre
except
in
places
In
Central
Auvejgne
wlirre
il
it
siiuwing
or
hailing.
.
HEAVY
RAINFALL
IS
RECORDED
HERE
IN
PERIOD
OF
36
HOURS
One
of
the
heaviest
rainfull-
for
this
lime
of
1
lie
year
was
rc
con
led
at
the
Dominion
meteor
I.
AHe,
the
umiiesl,
in
hdigieal
slalion
for
the
30
hours
111
will
take
place
here,
the
is
beuiii
in
Uie
hands
of
I
nderiakei
s.
r
jury
at
the
inijuest
con-;
;of
Alex
Mellae.
l-ic
A
J
Phill.pson,
J.
A.I
ilrick,
W
Wralliall
an
I
lllulpcr
(YD
GEORGE
STANDING
PAT
tumor
ho
Sought
to
Join
ar
Party
Without
Foun
dation
In
Faot
SES
BURN
AT
MONTREAL
rator
Yard
Soene
of
Fire
filch
Destroys
Animals
l
HI.
Ah,
June
I.
Seveuly
Miorsos
were
liurned
lo
land
eonsideriihlo
dauiaji'J
oio
lo
llio
slaldes
antl
oul
mn
by
a
fire
which
mured
veral
hours
last
iduhl
In
I'ds
of
Hie
Ineliieralhiu
ile-
Jul
of
the
city.
Kurt.v
teseaped
Injury,
tho
darii-
liounlins
lo
8S5.000.
.
up
(o
5
o'clock
(his
inoruina
during
which
period
the
precipita
tion
totalled
I'.IO
inches.
From
uclock
Wednesday
afternoon
lu
j
o'clock
Thursday
iivorning
(here
was
.:i(V
inches;
from
5
o'clock
yesterday
morning
lo
5
o'clock
jn
the
evening,
I.
SO
inches,
and
from
5
o'clock
last
night
lo
5
o'clock
this
morning.
W
inches.
Karly
yesterday
morning,
the
heavy
rain
was
ac
companied
by
a
rid-miln
gale.
GIVEN
THREE
MONTHS
FOR
STEALING
VIOLIN
D.
Slmltuk
of
Amsbury
Appeared
Before
Judge
Young
this
Morning
and
Pleaded
Guilty
D.
Suniluk,
charged
with
Ihcfi
of
a
violin
at
Amsbury
and
enm-milled
for
trial
by
Stipendiary
Magistrate
I'..
T.
Kenney
of
Terrace,
appeared
before
Judgo
Voiii'
this
nioriiing
and,
dec!,
iug
for
speedy
(rial
and
pleadinir
guilly.
V'as
sentenced
lo
Hirer
monlhs'
iinprisiVnineni.
,
Thf
prisoner
was
brought
in
lo
town
on
yesterday
aflcfifuon's
train
by
Sergeanl
W.M.
ervice
ol
Sinilbers
who
returned
to
Uu
Interior
Ibis
morning.
CORONATION
CUP
!
WON
BY
SOLARIO
Kl'SO.M
DOWNS,
I'ng.,
June
L
4lr
J-
L.
Ilulherford'wolarlo
wiiii
Ihe
f.oromillon
t'aip
with
Aga
Khan's
i.eambro
second
and
War
Minister
Hilrd.
"
BOMB
EXPLODED
AT
DOOR
OFIEGATION
MON
TKYIDKO,
Uruguay.
June
I
.
A
bomh
was
exploded
al
tho
door
-of
the
American
legation
here
lodny
but
litj.
casualties
ro-sulied.
'
SPEND
$25,000
ISLAND
ROAD
Delegation
Waited
on
Minister
at
Victoria
Recently
and
As-
'
sured
Work
to
go
on
j
COMPLETION
NEXT
YEAR
Not
Yet
Decided
In
What
Manner
Work
Will
be
Carried
,
Out
But-
Start
Soon
4
I
A
delegation
representing
the
I
Prince
Huperl
Hoard
of
Trade
'
ami
consisting
of
Olof
Hanson
V.
(.
iMwsou,
David
'lliomsou
and
M.
p.
Mcl'affery.
inlervieweli
Hon.
T.
D.
I'allulh),
member
for'
Prineu
Huperl.
on
Ihe
mailer
of
the
mail
from
Ihe
city
limits
Ui
(lalloway
ltapid
and
was
In
fonued
thai
si5.0(KI
was
now
available
for
continuation
of
the
work,
reports
Olof
Hanson,
pre
nident
of
the
board,
w
ho
ru
turned
lo
the
cily
yeslenlay
aftciunou
f(Howtn:'d')li'n-day
business
trlpi
lo
Vancouver.
Victoria.
Snokane
and
nulhers.
i
Mr.
I'allullo
tnl.l
the
ilelesalloni
Ili.il
plails
lis
lo
the
manner
in
Which,
the
work
vvnuhHie
carried
out
'had
not
ycf
beeii
definitely
srltleil
noon
bill
thai
iV
wa
ex
pected
to
trl
work
shortly.
Mr
I'illiiHokfiirlber
slal.il
.thai
il
was
intended
to
have
the
roal
oiupleled
in
1927
TWENTY
STORES
ernlie
Their
Businesses
and
Secure
Economy
TOIIONTO.
June
I.
A
merser
of
20
department
stores
located
in
tis
many
cities
and
luwns
in
Ontario
is
announced
today,
the
transaction
-involving
a
lolal
of
O.oou.otio.
The
objects
of
the
merger
are
lo
effect
economies
in
buyiiuf.
lo
furnish
new
capital
to
modernize
(lie
stores
and
to
enforee
modern
advertising
and
merchandizing
methods.
UNITED
STATES
.
WINS
AT
GOLF
ST.
ANIMtlttVS.
Scotland.
June
I.
The
t'uiled
States
retained
possession
of
(be
Walker
Cup
after,
two
days
'pjay
against
lead-
in;
Hrilish
nmaleur
golfers.
Hie
final
score
beimg
I'niled
stales
it.
Hrltnin
5.
SHORT
STORY
WINNER
OF
OAKS
RACE
TODAY
Lord
Astor's
Horse
Took
Chlof
Money:
With
Res-plendent
Second
calm;
lump,
50;
the
JiPSOM.
June
I.
-Lord
Astor's
horse
"Short
Slory"
won
the
Oaks
slake
today,
Itesplendent
being
second
and
(iayhird
lliird.
The
We
Is
worth
?40.000.
WEATHER
REPORT
Terrace:
llain.
'eahi
tempf
18
A
liytis
1
i
f
aouiMicrt
Mi
UlA
n'
5
1
Stewart:
Driirzlin
hin,
Valm,
temp,
17.
Iliiicllon:
Oloudy,
calm,.
temp,.
(oc.
Telegraph
Creek:
Cloudy,
'Sinihers:
Chnnly,
calm,
lemn.
51;
heavy
wind
all
nlslil.
..,
Hurns
Lake:
Pari
cloudy,
calm,
lejnn$M.
.
V
"
'
IRIT1SH
COAL
STRIKE
ECONCILIATION
,
BETWEEN
LLOYD
GEORGE
I
berdl
Reconciliation
Suggested
in
England
-
v
id
George
said
to
still
retain
confidence
of
party
in
House
of
Commons
and
can
secure
vote
LONDON.
June
There
is
lulk
nf
a
imssildp
nllemol
;il
moiling
llic
differences
between
Lord
Ox
font
and
Lloyd
ICC
urmllg
IIUIH
I
IC
recent
general
nkr
mid
I
ip
-irr..
Ifitre
between
Jjird
Oxford
and
hit
followers,
in
whirh
ml
(ieorffe
wu
nruclirullv
read
out
nf
Hit
l.ilietid
imrlv
I
The
uf
rhoit
is
made
thai
Lloyd
Oeorgc
could
have
a
vole
wiuueiicc
irom
me
i.mcrui
iNiriiamenlary
group,
orwhirh
l
chairman.
Hi
(he
luiilroversv
with
the
l.ilicrnl
iliicf
1ml
.
,r
...
w
nBlif
BftHsftHIIIIIIIIIIIH
1
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bILbBbH
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New
Olympic
Hope:
Harold
McWitliauis,
track
rhatupio'
of
l"niverily
or
D.C.,
who
i
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
IMU.NCK
HIJPcRTy
U.(i
Fill
DAY.
JL
XK
5,
11)20.
YeMerdri
Circulation.
Iltfr-
AIDED
BY
Blrrft
Silr
J
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly;
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
PRICK
FIVR
CKNT8.
RUSSIA
AND
LORD
OXFORD
IS
SOUGHT
RUTH
SCORED
Amerkan
Who
Refused
Evidence
TWO
HOMERS!
Pittsburg
Dlsloged
Chicago
from
Second
Place
in
National
League
Action
sharply
criticized
as
being
forced
levy
on
wages
of
poorly
paid
Russian
workers
.
LONDON,
June
.
Secrelary
(iook
of
Ihe
lninet's,
federa
tion
is
peeved
IhaL
the
coal
owners'
association
iased
him
tip
when
Ihey
ked
President
Smith
lu
attend
a
conference.
Dur
ing
a
sneech
lasl
night
Cook
exclaimed
''Thank
(lodj,fuc
Russia,"
in
aiiuouiieiiig
Ihat
Htissiaii
labor
unions
sent
nearly
two
million
dollars
lo
aid
life
Hrilish
miners.
...
.
!
The
res
here
conlinues
In
shandy
criticize
UiestfrYonlri-
bulious,
saying
that
the
Russian
unions
did
not
possess
funds
foi
this
purpose
and
thai
Ihe
money
was
really
u
prdpagundn
sub'sidy
of
Ihe
Soviel,
iddaiued
by
a
forced
levy
ou
Ihe
wages
of
Ihe
poorly
paid
Russian
workers.
Enormous
Quantities
of
Cotton
Goods
Smuggled
into
Quebec
Shown
in
Evidence
at
Ottawa
OTTAVA,
June
i.
Kvidence
regarding
the
workings
of
customs
officials
on
Hie
(Juebec-v
ermont
boundary
was
given
at
yesterday's
sittings
of
the
customs
prTmc.
Th.e
Inference,
fruni
Ihe
auditors
re
poi't-presented
shows
Ihat.efiOrmliifs
fiiiaulilies
tif
collon
goods,
s-oine
pmbably
prison
made,
are
pouring
into
Hie
small
towns
on
thh
bonier,
niitlilig
their
way
iulu
Canada
without
payment
of
duly.
'The-
auditors
found
Ihat
Ihe
lolal
of
such
goods
recoiiled
by
freight
and
express
companies
in
Ihe
past
three
year
was
valued
al
$1,100,000.
Allowing
for
goods
reshipped
in
L'nitrd
states
points
or
cleared
through
Ihe
Canadian
customs,
il
was
found
Ihat
a
total
1niantily
worlh
not
less-
llian
ifHOO.OOO
could
not
be
accounted
for.
PRICE
OF
MEAT.
CIIIKAnO,
June
1
The
prio
of
wheal
clised
yeslenlay
for
July
delivery
137
and
for
Sep-leinber
'135i.
.
Subscribe
to
the
Daly
News.
COMMISSION
TO
SIT
ON
PROPERTY
ISSUES
BETWEEN
TWO
CHURCHES
MONTH
KAL,
June
l.-r-A
com-,
mission
consistinj,'
of
Air.
Justice
DutT
of
Hie
suprcutq
churl
ot
Canada,
Dure
Saunders,
iK.G.
or
Toronto
and
Percy?'!
(LiuH,
K.C.
of
Toronto
will
adjudicati
properly
issues
bctweeitMthe
Prtsbyteriah
ami
'Unlted'"iuivri.
in
Customs
Probe
Was
Amsled
Today
for
Being
Party
to
Fraud
OITAWA,
June
i.
S.
H.
Telford
of
Rock
Island,
QncUce,
who
was
threatened
last
niglil
with
incarceration
in
the
lower
'of.
the
parliament
buildings
'for
refusing
to
accede
lo
the
wishes
Nl
W
Yd
UK,
Jum-
,
-4-
HabcJof
the
federal
ciisloms
probe
comniitlee.
was
arrested
earlv
this
Hull.
K-'ored
his
setertleenth
andirhorniiig.
igl.teenih
homers
ofr
pilehei
j
The
warrant
charged
that
Telford
did
commit
un
indictable
WiUsi)
of
Hoslon
yesterday,
offense
in
that
he
did
knowingly
conceal,
purchase,
and
ell
coi
ig
five
runs.
Itulh
is
now)
good-
unlawfully
imported
into-Canada,
aid
goods
being
duti
five
homers
ahead
of
his
'J2l
reconl.
1'iHshurx
dislugeil
(Ihicairj
from
s-
coiiil
place
lu
ihe
Nation-
al
l.eag'ie
yeslenlay
and.
i
now
ho'
on
l
lie
trail
leading
to
tb.
displacement
of
the
Cincinnati
Keils
National
League'
'.
.
n
ca'
i
5,
Hos!fin
12.
i
vasn
1,
Pillsliur
;.
Ni-vv
York
10.
lMiilailelp!na
5.
American
League
''lii'-ao
St.
Louis,
rain.
l"os"ti
5.
New
York
8.
I''!"it
.i,
(.'.leveiaml
2.
RESEARCH
EXPEDITION
INTO
HUDSON
BAY
BY
:
SCIENTISTS
OF
STATESi0""
able
ami
whereon
dime
lawfully
payable
had
nut
been
paid.
Hall
was
refused.
.
Telford
igave
his
address
a-
Derby
Lane,
Vermont..
He
owns
a
warehouse
just
across
Ihe
border
in
lKrby
La
ijo
and
refused
to
ripen
the
warehouse
for
inspection
to
accountants
representing
the
customs
probe
romi'iiltee
On
(lie
ground
of.
the
warehouse
being
on
foreign
territory',
taking
the
stand
on
the
advice
of
his
attorney.
i
p.
Mi-reer
warned
him
that
U
he
si
ill
deelih'ed
to
obey
the
order,
rec'otiHuehdation
would
bo
Lniade
that
he
te
commit
ted
to
the
tower
during
the
pleasure
of
Parliament.
Telford
appeared
in
court
this
morning
and
was
remanded
fo
.MtvNTIILAL.
June
LJnhTf'
H
GARDEN
PARTY'
AT
regarded
as
a
possible
Cuia-
Howlaml,
William
A.
Ilockefeller
rftVFRMIWFNT
HflllQF
diau
eulry
in
the
ll28
games,
ami
Hayinoii.1
Jt.
Parker
of
New!
UU?EInillIl.
JllUpE
He
showed
jrreal
form
in
the
York
arrived
here
en
route-
toj
8H0
and
mile
.-veins
in
the
;
make
scicrrliif'
research
explor-
Lleut.-Governor
Bruce,
and
Miss
neeiil
Seal
lie
relav.s.
ilion
hi
llitlsim
Hay.
IN
BIG
MERGERflHSSI-'fl
H
Contributed
Ontario
Retailers
Join
to
Mod
Two
Million
Dollars
to
British
Miners'
Strike
Mackenzie
Received
Guests
for
First
Time
at
Such
Event
YICTOIHA,
June
I.
Hritisli
Columbia
(iovernmnt
House
presented
an
unusually
attractive
ami
gay
appearance
yesler-
lay
aflernoon
when
Lieuleuaut
liovernnr
Rruce
and
his
niece.
Miss
Mackenzie,
held
their
first
official
garden
parly,
hundreds
of
guests
being
received
by
Hi
Honor.
'
FISHAJMVALS
Halibut
Goes
at
Fifteen
Cents
and
Salmon
at
Thirteen
on
Exchange
Today-
i
Two
Ajiieueaii
boals
ami
three
Canadians
sold
(heir
catches
ou
exchange
today,
prices
being
J
5
and
15.30
for
American
and
H.-
10
to
'11.80
for
Canadian
with
right
cents
for
American
seconds
and
8.50
and
0
cents
Tor
Canadian.
Salmon
fetched
13
cehls
for
nils
and
3
for
whites.
Sales
follow:
American
Tahoniu
10,000
to
Hoolh
Fish-
eries.
Wave
3.000
to
Cold
Storage.
Canadian
Oibson,'
7,000
to
Allin
Scrub
3.000
(o
Hoyal
Fish
Co.
Toodie
1,000
to
Cold
Sloraire.
,
Salmon
Hippo
0,000
reds
and
200
whiles
to
Atliu
Fisheries.
SHOOTING
SEA
LIONS
NEAR
RIVERS
INLET
YANCOlVF.lt,
June
1.----Cann-
diun
Oovemnient
steamer
Given
chy
operated
under
the
depart
ment
of
fisheries.
Is
busy
kilting
sea
Hons
al
the
entrance
to
Hivers
Inlet,,
where
these
creatures
prey
on
the
salmon
vvlich
come
there
at
this
lime
of
year
lo
spawn.
Throughout
the
season
the
lions
Ho'
in
wall
for
the
fish
and
liport
llieinselve;"on
the
small
exposed
nicks,
and
here
it
J
the
steamer
Is.pour-ing'shotnto
.hetn
.totiajv
'
"
VANCOUVER
ISD.
Outfit
to
go
From
Stewart
When
Season
Over
to
Malahat
DIs-
;
trlct
Near
Vjctorla
VICTOIUA,
June
t,
When
diamond
drilling
in
the
Stewart
district
slackens
next
autumn
an
outfit
wilt
be
brought
lu
Vncou-vet;
Island
lo
drive
test
holes
in
a
"reputed
marble
bed
discovered
in
(iie
Malahat
district
north
of
here.
D.
A.
(Jrogan,
speaking
on
behalf
-oWiicltemniihgseh
Lodging
PAVYUysiuyuftrty,,
Uiej
.
deposit
was
foundsald
lhe'suin
Of
M.000
would
be
spent
in
drilling
tests,
several
holes
bein
sunk
to
a
deplh
of
100
feet
each.
NEW
EFFORT
END
STRIKE
Chairman
of'
Mining
Association
.
Suggests
Conference
of
v
Small
Committee
LONDON,
June
t.
With
the
approval
of
the
gov
eminent,
,
INaii
Williams,
chairman
of
the
Minuitg
Association,
today
sent
a
personal
letter
to
Herbert
Smith,
vice-president
or
tho;
Mine
Workers'
Federation,
suggesting
u
roiifen-nee
be
held
by
a
small
committee
representing;
the
two
sides
to
diseiiss
"totalis
or
ending
Ihe
strike.
GRAIN
STEAMER
HITSICEBERG
Arrives
Safely
at
St.
Jonhs
New
foundland
After
Having
Injured
Bows
ST.
JOHN'S.
Newfoundland.
June
t.
The
Hritislt
steamer
Innerton
arrived
here
safely
after
colliding
with
ah.
jeeberg
nlT
Cape
Race.
The:'
hovts
of
tho
vessel
were
slightly
stove
in
but
o
one.
was
.injured,
The
Innerton
wan
hound
foe
Hrilish
ports
with
a.
cargo
of
sraiu
from
Mohtreal.
MODIFICATION
U.S.
DRY
LAWS
POSTPONED
WASIHNCTON.
Juno
l.
Indefinite
postponement
of
all
proposals
for
modification
or
the
dry
laws
and
a
national
prohibition
,
referendum'
was
recommended
yeslerdaV,
by.
the
Senate
prohibition
-committee.
This'
action
is
subject
Japproval
of
thejudieiary
cominlUep.
which
is
expected
to
con'cu'$ijp
'
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