'linn'
Tar
ill
the
general
lnko
insofar
u
euMiulliei
urc
c
irrrui'
l
occurred
lnt
night
in
Camden
Town,
London,
where
a
rowd
attacked
a
bu.
tituiiucxl
by
volunteers.
Tlif
Kou'riiitit'iil
retorted
today
that
forly
person
wore
fill
no
I
lie
hospital
uiiil
u
number
of
arrests
were
made.
J)
MEETINGS
BEHALF
STRIKE
li
Break
In
Ironclad
Discipline
(
Trades
Union
Congress
When
Appeal
Made
l)NDON
in
May
to
The
fust
in
iicbi
sum''
ui
i-ufiio-
ItUiry
l
ahoi
Parly
was
invoked
,1
AV
YOltK:
Slav
10.
The
.
..
.
.
.
.
i
..
le
vessel
came
up
We
uaroor;
.m
Mm.
I
i.i'ii
ntimn
nt
ii
nine
litent
1)1
cllu.
the
huue
l
j
n
g
an
average
of
'tiaievclu
a
minute.
I'he
vessel
carried
a
cargo
of
lldiiw
suine
and
after
uuload-
will
go
to
Chicago.
JPECTED
SUICIDE
VICTORIA
RESIDENT
fc'irrOIUA.
Slav
1(1.
-
James
fiirt
Simpson,
ill
vr-ar'
id
a
traveller,
Is
belle'ved
hy
police
to
have
committed
Icidf.
The
body
was
found
Jiliiy
night
near
his
home
at
Mile
Point,
Cadboro
Hay,
BIRTH.
son
was
born
loday
Mrn.
Sieve
King
at
no
l
ifth
Ave.
ii
Mr,
(heir
skeleton
services
loday
and
vol-
idi
o-nmlad
illieldine''deer
worker
are
exceeding
the
Hie
Trades
L'nion'deinanil
at
present.
ri"il
oy
t.y
?
n.d
in
lie
,
lllllllll'l
III
tlie
.!
I
lie
frovermneiu
sicps
10
pre
"
"
.
1
1.
.!...
I..
II.
I
.-.1
.)..
m.tie.lied
tin
aV
"nirr
niiiuwrs
.m-
,.......
V
.....
IL.lin
in
the
South
London
district
f
a
nuiiihrr
of
heavy
tanks
with
de-
i
i
.
..r
il...
1
I..
I
I
llrei'
iai
lotiwule
ineelltiK'
lJ'
"l
......
I,
no
uiiil
mil
1
II
I
II
111
111
LT
i
""ii"
u
......
v,...,
,
.
i.
...
r.
:
.
.
...
I
.......I..
........
Ida
nv
ainoiiK
the
striker.
i
'"'
iiprn
'he
('.oriare
exeeulixe
l.ited
(Ji
"lie
omlurt
iini(nif
ive
wtirk.
of
all
AT
NEW
YORK
kkes
Voyage
From
Germany
38
Days
With
Cargo
of
Building
Stone
In
tiosnilde
noliru;
official
issued
at
the
Mainly
heuie
or
exhamtion
of
mpplhs,
all
"puIm"
are
eloped
today
in
the
Poplar
district
of
!ndon
and
In
stepney.
Tlie
situation
in
tlie
provinces
appears
improving.
Kicht
food
hip
are
being
discharged
at
(ilasgow.
()vin
to
the
shortage
of
newsprint,
the
o
eminent
Is
eominandeering
all
supplies
not
In
the
hands
or
publishers.
,
Troops
at
Vital
Points
Ti.n
ll.nin
Sfrriliii'V
nil
'
iioundta
yesterday
at
noun
thai
the
situation
.was
unlet
and
I.ONDOV.
M.i.v
H.
Hrilain
ioday
entered
the
second
week
lit
general
-dike
with
peace
upjKircully
as
lur
off
as
cut
Ii
he
government
making
increased
use
of
military
forces
'v
lood
supply.
a
.
.
.
...
t
1
at
a
Kiii)iltjnlinK
tievi'lopmcni
ai
uie
ween
eno
wuc
too
ur-
runvnmg
of
IinnI
trtiek
hy
cayiilry
and
armored
txirt.
.
.
.
..
.I
...i
i..
ii..
i..
ii..
.j
li
he
ulunu
iloikslO
lll
tiisinouiuiK
centre,
in
iijuu:
a
.
tiring
iiiiipIo'iiplie-for
Ijuidon.'
-
Outside
of
one
district
in
London
lliere
wu
lime
tiisiurn-
'
anc
reported
since
Saturday
anil
all
reports
from
(lie
north
In
the
government
tdiow
thai
the
hulk
if
Hie
hade
unionist,
except
(he
miners
are
not
cnthtiiallr:
about
I
he
strike.
In
I.oiiilon
mid
,
the
South
or
Lowland
there
is
jgrowiivz
confidence
among
the
'
population
thai
the
powriimnl
'
has
the
situation
well
in
hand.
Prarl
testily
all
the
London
suburban
railway
arc
providing
sliorlesl
iVed
at
ai
all
vital
i,i-
rir.i
i-i.
!,..!.
to.
ltaden.
troops
were
plaveii
1
......
i
I
.r
II...
..I.
I
..
blcn.
arrived
lodav
from
Oer-
poinis.
noses
hepi
uii
w
-uva.
t
...
......
inv
ennui
lelliiD-
an
exoer
ineii
'in
tlie
city,
only
the
suburban
Inn
or
rt
.200
miles
in
38
dayH.'udiicles
running
government
stalo-
tonighl
says
the
lowerm
re-
couniry
is
ipm-i
mm
v..
.
turbaiices
but
that
wncre
inese
occurred
they
thrtsitelied
to
be-
'coine
sharp,
the
police
are
in
full
control
of
the
situation.
PORTLAND
RESIDENT
DIES
IN
VICTORIA
YICTOIUA.
May
lo.
W.
D
Wheehvriv'lil.
a
iiromiiienl
resi
dent
of
'Portland.
dbd
Sunday
morning
at
a
local
lioiei
wiiuo
on
a
lsil
here
with
his
wife.
TANNERY
DESTROYED.
vvniihltltlDGn.
Out.,
May
to,
ii,
Wiio.lliriilL-e
tannery,
tin)
viil.t
man
iifacluriug
industry
in
ii...
iii,iQi.
was
coniplelely
des-
n..
i
i.i-
rire
this
morning,
.U
lll,,.
v
.
loss
being
MOO.000.
LONDON.
May
10
The
'I'radi-s
I'uiuii
l'uiK,reiis
announced
this
afternoon
that
pi'i'iniis
issued
tn
union
member
!
assist
(he
(iovernini'iil
in
the
dlMribui
ion
of
f'Mid
stulTs
had
bee
ii
LOCAL
PUPILS
Wheal
P.
It
Dunwelt
.t...
Hazell'On
Howe
Sound
Indian.
I..
A
I.
Marmot
......
Premier
Silvercresl
Snj-f
Inlet
MAKE
PASSES
Several
Students
from
Prince
.
Rupert
Hloh
School
do
Well
mi
university
Hludeiils
from
the
Prince
Ho
pert
High
S.-IhidI
all
made
passe-at
tlio
I'niversity
of
Fol
lowing
is
the
list:
Faculty
of
Arts
and
Science
,
I'irsl
Year
hafl,
WV
Cameron
(eh.
I
Aileen
Palmore
'Oeog.
I.)
Second
Year
l.ucy
Pillsbury.
,
Hussel
.1.
Iltiicer.
Jack
Ka'sk.
SauuHd
L.
Simpson.
FJItabelh
A.
tiroi.
Tliinl
Year
Hichord
V.
I'iilsbury
(t:.1).
Mining
and
Metallurgical
Engineering
Third
Year
Fra
nk
Dariislcy.
ALTON
BARKERDIES
Was
Formerly
Chief
Justice
of
U.S.
Court
of
Appeal
and
Candidate
for
President
NIAV
YOllK.
May
10.
OUton
li
Parker,
former
chief
justice
ul
the
court
of
appeal
and
ilcino-ccralic
candidate
for
president
lit
IU01,
died
in
his
automobile
here
today.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Hid.
Asked
1
.5
1
M
151.50
100.50
D.C.
Silver
1
.85
Consolidated
......
181.00
1.00
30.00
.to"!
.
,liV4
.07
.10
.07
1.
00
1.75
.01U
3-..0rt
.10
In
.11
.07
H
.32
.12
.00
NO
UNEMPLOYED
IN
PARIS
TODAY
TIH'ltS,
France,
Slay
I
".There
are
only
1
17
unemployed
persons
in
Paris
whereas
London
before
the
strike,
had
800,-0(10,
and
Iterlin
(50,000
MJni.sler
Of
Labor
,
Dura-fop
declared
here
yesler-day,
'
.
I
I
o
Mmsm
mm
'
mSCaHliHl
y
111.
Itrv
li.
II
S
Yaliole.
bis-hop
of
Kill
i'
:
lil-gll,
pliolo-
graplicd
oi
N'-w
York
recently
on
hi-
arrival
Tor
a
visil
to
lllis
e.:il
llieill
.
TWO
NEW
SCHOOLS
ALASKAN
CITIES
WASHINGTON.
May
10.
The
House
committee
of
the
terrilor-it's
have
voled
to
report
a
biti
authorizing
Juneau
lo
issue
1
110,000
six
per
cent
bonds
Tor
school
pnriioses
and
Wrangelt
Jao.OOO
ror
waterworks
am
r0.-000
for
schools.
SENATOR
MITCHELL
DEAD.
MONTHKAL.
May
10.
Senator
William
William
Mitcliel1.
75
years
of
age.
died
here
tic
uiorni'ist
aner
a
unK
illness.
TAXI
Boston
Grill
25
and
Ambulance
:.
hi
I
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Service'
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
'V,
floor
for
hire.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
6th
St.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latent
and
best
for
the
VI
least.
Phone
467.
MATT
DECK,
Prop.
Northern
anid
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VOl
XVI
NO,
lll!.
'chinch
m
iM'.nr,
n.c.,.
Monday,
may
10,
1020.
lUlurdajr
Circulation.
ISO
Slrrtt
Stl(.
18)
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
EW
MILITARY
POLICE
ORGANIZED
BRITAIN
ORTY
WENT
TO
HOSPITAL
FOLLOWING
DISTURBANCES
IN
LONDON
SUBURB
'orty
Persons
go
to
Hospital
Result
of
Clash
in
Camden
of
Strikers
and
Volunteers
iwsprint
supplied
commandeered
by
Govern-1
l
1.
C
I
ij...L
.
I
i
J
!
.menif
wuu
hulks
Lunuuyeu
iu
uisiuuuiing
centre
at
Hyde
Park;
Guards
are
ready
to
move
,
LONDON,
May
10.
Tin
moil
serious
disturbance
WITHDRAW
PERMITS
FOOD
DISTRIBUTION
BY
UNION
MEMBERS
55,000
PEOPLE
Byrd
Flies
Over
North
Pole
WATCHED
COBB
SCORE
HOMERS
Feature
of
Yesterday's
Games
Was
Defeat
or
New
York
Yankees
by
Detroit
Nl
AV
YOltK.
May
10.
Philadelphia
Athletics
wound
up
(lie
week
by
winniog
their
sixth
nti
!i
jili"
piitne
Saturday
from
St.
Louis
while
Chicago
broke
tsli-
uigtoti
s
winning
streak,
oceuriug!
eigtitri'ii
hits,
including
ahoiuer
off
five
Senator
Iwirlers.
The
feature
of
Sunday's
games
was
tin-
defeat
of
New
Y'ork
Yaotv'-s
by
Detroit
and
the
liit-jnp
of
I'obb,
who
secured
two
l'liiiix.
Fifty-five
thousand
(
oi-ji
watched
the
game.
Ik
SATURDAY
GAMES
American
League
I.
oi
is
O.
IMiiladclphia
.1
7.
New
York
5.
It.
.
am;
to,
llD.-ioii(
i.m,
It,
Washington
5..
National
League
I'.'i
Hil.
iii'.n.i
o,
CinciniiaU
2.
Itoston
'.),
l'iltrhti
.5-
.
New
York
J,
Uiijfia
Hn.okl.ru.
3,
'SI.
Lmtji0rrf
SUNDAY
GAMES
American
League
Deli-oil
1
1,
New
York
10.
Cliiriipo
,i,
W
ashiiiglon
0.
National
League
Piiiladc
Iplna
L
Cincinnati
New
York
J.
I.liii
avo
K.
Urooklyii
;i,
St.
Louis
J.
I.
NEW
BODY
OF
CONSTABULARY
Will
be
Composed
of
Men
With
Military
Training
Without
Uniforms
LONDON,
May
10
The
government
has
decided
to
recruit
a
new
body
of
special
constabulary
consisting
exclusively
of
men
with
military
training
to
bo,
known
as
the
"Civil
Constabulary
Reserve."
It
will
be
a
whole
time
force
of
sworn
specials
organized
In
units
and
wearing
plain
clothes
but
supplied
with
armlets,
steel
helmets
and
truncheons.
Britain
Nearer
Civil
War
Today
Than
Has
Been
for
Centuries
Financial
Secretary
of
the
Treasury
appeals
to
people
of
all
parties
to
rally
to
Government
to
prevent
disaster
LONDON,
May
10.
llonald
McNeill,
financial
secretary
fcf
Uie
treasury,
in
u
letter
read
at
a
meeting
of
the
Caulerhtiry
Conservative
Association
said:
"This
country
is
nearer,
actual
civil
war
than
it
has
been
for
centuries.
Under
the
Cireuni-slances
it
is
encumbent
upon
every
loyal
niau
n'ud
woman
ill
the
country,
whatever
their
ordinary
political
opinions,
to
rally
to
tlie
government
support
and
eitahle
them
lo
avert
unspeakable
disaster.
The
avowed
end
of
the
general
strike
is
iu
coerce
,
.
;
.
.
I
.
I.,
r
.
-Ml
the
nation
as
a
wnoie
anu
prouuee
sum
general
paralysis
as
vn
force
the
government
to
surren-
der
at
its
discretion
lo
a
combination
of
committees
without
a
vestige
of
authority,.
.Jf
the
government
is
forced
lo-make
such
a
surrender
it
wouhiybe;
Hie
end
cf
Constitutional
government
in
this
I
country."
CHILDREN
BURNED.
CO
UN
WALL,
Out.,
Slay
10.
Three
children
were
burned
to
death
when
their
home
'wait
destroyed
by
fire
here.
Tlie,
victims
were
Samuel
CI
hie
10
Yiolet
9;
iKdith
0
years
of
age.
and
Returns
to
Spitzbergen
Making
Trip
Under
16
Hours
Arrived
Back
at
King's
Bay
Yesterday
Afternoon
at
4.20
and
was
Welcomed
by
His
Rival
Ftaold
Amundsen
NKYV
YOltK,
May
jo.
Liciitenaiit-llonnnnnder
Ujrd
of
the
L
liited
.States
navy,
flew
over
the
North
Pole
ye-derday,
the
niiuday
New
York
Times
and
SI.
Loiiis
Post
dispatclies
ait-.lounced.
Hynl
is
the
first
to
accomplish
Hie
feat,
lie
made
thft
fligld
in
15
hours
30
minutes,
leaving
the
hase
at
Spitzbergen
yesterday
morning,
(ireenwich
time,
and
returning
safely
at
i.l'O
in
the
afternoon.
Tlie
entire
population
of
King's
Bay
turned
out
to
welcome
he
reliiin
of
the
aeroplane.
Amundsen
Ellsworth
and
the
c
tew
of
their
airship
Norge,
on.
which,
they
plan
a
similar
flight,
greeted
Hie
commander
upon
his
descent.
Dream
of
Boyhood
'
-
When
Commander
IUchard
ea
skill,
exnerience
and
imports
Kvelyn
livid
set
sail
from
New
Y'ork
April
0,
the
occasion
marked
the
realization
of
a
dream
which
had
been
with
him
since
boyhood
days
an
expedition
of
his
own
into,
the
Ait;
tic
.regions.
With
him
was
Floyd
Dennett,
hief
petty
officer
in
the
naval
air
service,
who
flew
over
3,000
miles
with
(tie
commander
last
year
when
the
two
accompanied
the
MaeMilian
parly
ui
the
North,
lie
became
JlyjpTsi
"right
.
,Uand"
mad
and
UieLWff
Ihenvfdaniic'd
Hen
nclt
is'
a
man
of
greatest
energy,
endurance
and
skill,
both
as
a
navigator
and
as
a
lueclKtnie,
nynl
wrote
oi
him.
"I
would
not
like
lo
be
in
the
Arctic
without
him
and
I
would
take
him
before
any
other
man
iu
the
world."
His
expedition
was
described
is
tho'best
equipped
ever
sent
to
be
Polar
regions.
Two
threo-
ttgine
Fokker
planes
were
stor-J
away
iu
the
Chantier,
the
cx-
ra
one
for,
use
in
case
of
an
uc-
nlenl
to
tlie
first.
Other
sup
plies
and
equipment
were
as
sembled
after
much
study
and
review
of
experiences
of
oilier
rctic
explorers.
Fifty-five
per
sons
were
listed
as
memoers
or
the
expedition.
Wanderlust
'
Wanderlust
laid
hold
upon
Hrd
early
In
life,
but
instead
of
becoming
its
slave
he
so-con
trolled
and
directed
himself
thai
his
great
ambition
was.
achieved
an
airplane
expedition
to
the
North
Pole.
The
same
rare
gift
of
persua
sion
which
won
r-dscl
toru,
John
D.
Huckefeller
Jr.,
and
others
to
support
his
'
polar
flight,
pained
a
notable
decision
bark
in
11)01.
As
a
lad
of
twelve,
llyrd
wanted
to
make
trip
around
the
world
by
himself
and
his
arguments
to
a
mother
at
first
unwilling
to
grant
permission
proved
suc
cessful.
Starling
from
ltichmond,
Ya..
a
city
founded
by
his
fore
fathers
llyrd
went
overland
to
San
Francisco,
where
he
caught
a
sttNimer
for
the
Phillipines.
Then
he
travelled
on
coasting
vessels
rrom
one
Asiatic
port
to
another.
After
the
F.uropean
journey,
he
crossed
on
a
nner
to
.ew
orn.
where,
as
the
youngest
unescorted
.globe-trotter
in
the
world,'
he
was
interviewed
by
no
less
than
fifteen
reporters.
Was
Forestalled
There
were
the
tales
of
Arctic
explorations
to
excile
his
interest
and
he
determined
when,
fifteen
year's
.old'
to
make
an
effort
to
discover
the
North
Pole.
Four
years
later,
however,
the
youth,
while
a
student
at
Hie
Naval
Ac
ademy,
received
a
hard
Mow
-
Peary
reached
the
NorUi
Ptdfe,
ant
service
lo
his
country
which
fitted
him
for
the
self-appointed
task.
Sporting
Spirit
Tlie
sporting
spirit
had
behind
it
a
serious
purpose.
He
wrote
in
the
New
York
Times
shortly
before
setting
out
on
his
expedition:
4
"Tlie
sporting
element
appeals
strongly
to
me,
hut
I
am
also
deeply
interested
in
proving
that
the
airplane
out
do
the
job.
I
watit
to.seeJli
done'
for
the
nres-
I?
VftyflWir1.
frffi"
f'"'
tiL"
"r
.ujrfjnvfUblluvUial
it
Tnip5rraTit"wTTrfc
or
tne
expeditToii.r.,,
ar,.
uceeful
ja
making
toe
;
flu.
Mil
i.ven
from
Snilzhersren
to
l
-
-
-
n
-
-
-
-
-
i
'
'
--
Peary
Land
and
back,
much
good
will
result
from
the
cousvijueut
awakening
of
the
public
to
the
vasi
possibilities
of
the
JOHN
SHIRLEY
DIED
TODAY
The
death
look
place
this
af
ternoon
at
the
hospital
of
Sheriff
John
Shirley
tut
old
timer
here
and
a
man
who
was
well
mown
and
highly
respected.
Funeral
arrangements
will
be
in
the
hands
id
tlie
H.C.
CAR
TURNED
OVER
RODERICK
DUNN
IS
KILLED
VANCOUVER
YAXCOUYEll,
Slay
10
Hod-erkk
Dunn
was
killed
and
Jharles
Johnston
was
seriously
injured
this
morning
when
an
automobile
turned
over
on
the
Marine
Drive.
The
meu
employ
ed
on
the
ILL.
Lleclnc
power
station
were
returning
home
Trout
work
and
railed
to
negotiate
a
curve,
dropping
ten
feet,
pin-,
ninig
Dunn
beneath
.
WOMAN
KILLED
BY
FIRE
DEPARTMENT
VANCOUVER
STREET
VANCOUVER,
May
10.-Mr
J.
C.
Ham
died
at
the
hospital
front
injuries
jshe
received
when
she
was
run
down
by
a
fire
true
at
the
corner
nt
Georgia
and
Granville
Streets
when
the
fire
wagon
was
responding
to
a
call,
POLICE
AND
ROYALISTS
CLASH
IN
PARIS
WHEN
HONORING
JOAN
OF
ARC
PAIUS,
May
10
Fierce
fight-
Undismayed,
Hynl
rufusedP'tq.
ing
'between
police
uttd
royalists
igivo
u
his
hopes
lo.Jxploro
the;.
featured
a
procession
of
royal-Arctic.
To
the
ndacUy;
self-jlits
to
Die
two
statues
or
Joan
reliance
and
spoftln'g
spirit,
of
Arc
to
lay
wreaths;
police
to
which
marked
his
trfp
urouml
the.
the
number
of
118
funl
150
roy
world,
lie
added
scfeiieoi'
tchnl-
lits
wcreifurVd1r
Y