mm
mm
II
In
"VITOllL.
June
the
order
of
Mr.
Julire
.
A.
JlHiryntlMl
iiunsiriiiiiK
imv
hvoi-
1ng
of"'
Ills
50,000
libel
suit
against
General
A.
H.
Meltae
from
Victoria
was
unanimously
allow-laj
by
the
Court
of
Appeal
jps-
duy
The
result
is
that
the
j!
will
lake
place
in
Mr.
Sloan
we
town"
where
it
was
vri-
lly
insM'uled.
Chief
Justice
Donald
f
the
Supreme
Court
thai
no
arguments
had
been
(d
U
show
why
Mr.
Sloan
k'iftld
lose
Die
right
of
having
t
trial
at
Nanalmo.
The
only
lujnen
wut
Uiat
Ips
popularity
ld
prevent
a
fair
trial
al
Na-
tlmo,
liul
there
had
been
no
ts
subnu'
il
ut
prove
II.
IRDER
CHARGE
iGAINST
GAINES
-
-
lusod
of
Having
Doaten
and
'
Choked
Daugler
to
Death
on
June
17.
sKATTLl'i,
June
U0.
.om-
iiuts
charging
nyirder
in
the
let
ileiee
were
filed
yesterday
frnoon
oy
Prosecutor
Colvin
linsl
Wnllaee
C.
Gaines
arcus-
ti
I
in
of
healing
and
choking
'
daughter
lo
death
4iii
June
17
the
shore
of
Green
Lake.
lnes
was
n
laeeu
uniler
arrest
ihenff
Mutt
Slarwieh.
IAL
MINERS
STANDING
PAT
III!
Not
Acoopt
Inoreased
Hours
Or
Roductlon
of
Wages
As
Settlement.
LONDON,
June
2u.-
The
Min-jf'
Kxecutive.
after
reviewing
Urn
il
situation,
decided
today
to
ind
by
(heir
previous
decision
resist
incrcnseii
hours
or
re-
Ictlon
of
wnges.
FIRE
IN
VANCOUVER
SOUTH
YANC0UVKU.
June
30,
ijro
tills
morning
caus.'d
iagn
of
t)fi,n00
to.
tlm
iilaut
flbo
AlbeVt
Cot
ton
.shingles
lis.
'
-
ATE
OF
EMERGENCY
CONTINUES
IN
It
evens
Amendment
to
ustoms
Report
Passes
by
Vote
of
119
to-109
parties
agree
that
commission
of
three
judges
shell
conduct
investigation
.
info
department
EOlTAWA,
June
30.
The
new
government
secured
a
ma-
of
Iweliw
when
Ihe
Mouse
of
Common,
early
this
morning.
jled
!y
iii
to
107
the
Liberal
sub-amendment
to
the
cus-
report
mined
by
Feriiand
Hinfret,
Liberal
of
SI.
James,
ft
real.
In
flic
division,
the
Progressive
plil
evenly
ten
fus
nnviidment
and
ten
against.
Willi
the
Liberal
voted
two
mrnri;rs
und
A.
W.
Neill,
Independent
for
Comox-Alberui.
IK.
V
Uarlaad,
Progressive
for
How
Jliver.
then
moved
a
tier
itmeiidmenl
that
proposed
a
judicial
commission
(o
in-
(AN-M'RAE
LIBEL
TRIAL
at
Court
Unanimously
Rules
That
Hearing
Take
Place
Nanalmo.
"
JO.
The
ap-Sloaii
nliainsl
.
vestkgale
Ihe
customs,
the
commission
to
consist
of
a
Julgc
to
he
selected
and
two
judges
of
the
Exchequer
court.
Both
Liberals
anil
Conservative
accepted
this
amendment
which
wan
carried
unanimously.
The
Sneaker
then
put
the
Stevens
amendment
to
the.
custom
report
a
amended
by
Fun
gclier,
plils
IheCHrJand
amend-hmxL
I
TJlC.
House,
itivlded'
tan
J
Ihe
amendment
wan
rarrieii
by
1
10
to
Inn.
the
government
majority
being
ten.
Put
simply,
lb
Uoue
adopted
the
recommendation
of
the
customs
committee
for
an
improved
administration
of
(he
customs
department.
II
approved
the
censure
on
the
KIdk
government
and
on
lion.
G.
II.
Itoivln,
former
minister
or
customs
and
recommended
the
appointment
of
a
judicial
commission,
composed
of
three
judges,
to
investigate
the
customs,
administration.
The
jtfitfrct
proposal,
a
hioh
was
rejected,
called
for
a
full
arid
thorough
investigation
of
tie
customs
over
the
whole
country
by
three
judges,
one
to
be
named
by
each
party.
The
new
government
suffered
a
minor
reverse
in
the
House
yes-terda
afternoon
when,
on
a
division
as
to
the
Speaker's
ruling
declaring
the
II
In
fie
t
sub-amendment
in
order,
the
Speaker
was
upheld
by
a
vote
of
115
lo
ill.
Five
Progressives
supported
the
Conservatives
who
hail
olijectcd
lo
the
sub-amendment,
which
would
have
struck
out
the
censure
on
the
King
government
as
provided
in
the
Stevens
amend-
4iiciil.
but
would
have
called
for
an
enquiry
on
a
large
scale
into
(he
customs
administration.
Prorogation
Tomorrow?
Humors
are
current
today
thai
the
Liberals
plan
another
lest
of
strength
but
the
general
feeling
Is
thai
prorogation
may
conii
early
tomorrow.
As
soon
as
the
11
o
u
s
e
prorogues,
Premier
Meighcn
will
go
ahead
with
the
I'onsirueuon
or
a
raoiucl
lo
re
place
Ihe
"shadow"
cabinet
now
in
olllce.
It
is
expected
that
writs
for
the
by-elections
wilt
bo
I
sued
al
the
earliest
possibly
moment
instead
of
calling
for
dissolution
of
parliament.
When
the
House
opened
Oils
afternoon
it
was
announced
that
sessions
would
bo
held
on
Thursday.
.
J.
S.
NVnoifwWth,
'Labor
mem
ber
for
Winnipeg,
said
that
Iho
decision
of
the
Governor
General
lit
not
granting
PremierKing's
re-iues!
for
dissolution
was
an
Indication
dial
Canada
was
not
an
autonomous
country.
A
BIRTH.
daughter
was
born
today
at
Ihe
Prince
llupet't
General
Hospital
to.
j.lr.
and
Mrs,
Hugh
Mo-Kenile
61.
lilgby
lafid.
ABDUCTION
IS
NOT
CREDITED
Police
do
Not
Believe
Story
of
Almee
McPherson
LOS
ANGI-XKS,
Juno
30.
A
Joint
investigation
by
the
police
and
district
attorney's
ollice
Jias
failed
to
produce
a
siiugle
clue
to
sulislanliate
Aimee
McPbctsonH
story
that
she
was
abducted
from
Occkii
Park
beach
on
May
18
and
held
a
prisoner
for
five
weeks
Mrs.
Mcpherson
insisted
her
story
"must
stand"
and
contends
the
JUrden
of
proof
falls
upon
tlijoe
who
doubt
her.
SHIPPING
LIVE
FISH
TO
EASTERN
MARKET1
Interest'ms
Experiment
May
be
Tried
With
Alaska
Slackflsh
CHICAGO,
June
-The
pos
sibility
of
transporting
Alaskan
blarkfish
to
Chicago
by
freezing
them
into
solid
blocks
of
ire,
and
hi-inuiiiir
IIumii
bark
la
life
by
.1
thawing.
process
i.
being
inv
Ugalcil
by.
Wajlerpl.
Ch'ite.
associate
director
of
the
$2,o0M,
OuO
Karly
invesligalloo
lias
tie'-
:
mined
that
the
fish,
principal
Wood
of
northern
Alaska,
have
unusual
vitality,
and
are
as
live
ly
as
ever
when
thawed
nut
aftei
weeks
in
their
icy
prisons.
Case
have
heen
reported,
Mr
Chulfi
said,
whore
ri
I
have
b.'!!
reyivrd
after
being
swallowed
whole
by
llskiiuo
itog.
In
these
instanres
the
fish
were
thawed
out
by
animal
heat
of
the
stomachs,
their
movements
causing
the
dogs
I-
rjeet
them
alive.
KETCHIKAN
BASEBALL
TEAM
ARRIVES
TODAY
Players
f
op
Series
Here
Tomorrow
Coming
on
Princess
Charlotte
This
Afternoon.
The
Ketchikan
baseball
team,
which
will
play
a
series
with
Prince
Ituperl
tomorrow,
will
ar
rive
from
the
north
on
the
Princess
Charlotte
(his
afternoon
and
will'
return
home
on
the
Princess
Alice
Friday
morning.
Some
of
Ihe
local
players,
who
will
en-
igage
in
n
return
series
at
Ketchi
kan
on
Snnday,
will
o
north
on
the
steamer
Friday,
while
others
will
igo
by
tcasboal
at
the
end
Ait
Ihe
Week.
SAIL
FOR
ENGLAND
iN
A
50-FOOT
SCHOONER
NEW
POUT,
ILL,
June
30.
F.
Lollnop
Ames.
Jr.,
Nicholas
Diddle,
Jr.,
Joseph
Holiy,
Jr
and
Itegiiiald
Hisbpp,
nlj
scions
of
WelUkrtown
EnWcVAt
fiiinihesv-set
fail
fuf
Plymouth,
England,
in
(i
f0
foot
chooher,
.
piloted
by
Francis
M.
Gardiner.
t
.....
.
ii.
.
,
,
,
.iiiii-s
uniu
inc
snip,
WHICH
Is
equipped
with
radio
and
carrier
provisions
for
eight
weeks.
Tt.e
quinlelto
hopes
to
reach
Plymouth
in
ample
limo
for
tho
tlowes
races,
MANY
KILLED
AND
MUCH
DAMAGE
DONE
IN
SUMATRA
'QUAKE
PENANO,
Sumatra,
June
30.
More
than
a
bundled
were
killed
and
almost
all
the
liulldings
in
tho
place
were
ileslroyed
by
earlh'ijuake
which
occurred
C',nlr.a'.S5umatra
on
Monday,
an
Stn
JAMES
iiANTLIE,
Ihe
eminent
siingeon,
who
lias
just
died
in
England.
He
was
famous
for
ins
sen
ices
among
the
.Chinese
and
took
great
interest
in
lied
Cross
work.
FORKE
RESIGNS
AS
PARTY
HEAD
OTTAWA,
Jutfe
30.
The
even
split
In
the
Progressive
ranks
this
morning
in
the
division
of
the
House
of
Commons
was
followed
by
the
ivsiigna-Ijon
of
Robert'
Forke
as
leader
of
Ihe
party
it
was
olllcially
announced
al
noon
wtien
the
resignation
was
placed
in
the
hands
or
the
parly
a
TAXI
Boston
Grill
and"
.:
v
Ambulance
Large'
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Service
with
newly
laid
dancing
'Anywhere
at
Anytime.
floor
for
hire.
ind
Royal
Hotel;
3rd
Ave.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
6th
St
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
WATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
least
Phone.
467;
PIT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
L
XVI.,
NO.
ibs.
'to,
PIUNCK
HUBERT,
U.
C.f
.
DNEHDAY,
JUNE
30,
1020
Yfcifrdy'
Circulation,
Hit
Street
.Js1m
tit.
HiCE
FDR
CUNTS.
EIGHEN
GOVERNMENT
IS
GIVEN
MAJORITY
RITAIN;
SITUATION
SEEMS
HOPELESS
7
:,
n
1
CINCINNATI
IS
Commons
Advances
BUI
.
4
A
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
444444444444
4
4
5
McBRIDE
MAN
DIES.
WINNIPEG,
Juno
30.
Mark
Marsh,
03,
of
M
nt
ide,
B.C.,
was
found
dead
in
bed
at
the
homo
of
ins
sister
here.
He
had
been
suffering
from
a
heart
ailment.
Jiitxierihe
lo
the
tVitlv
NVws
LEADING
LEAGUE
FISH
ARRIVALS
J
N!rie5oaIa
-Sold
'11
7,790
Pou
nds
i.
Reds
are
Four
Gamts
Ahead
oft
St.
Louis-
Two
Homers
I
,
For
Brooklyn
,
NEW
VOHK,
June
30.
Cincin-i
of
Halibut
at
Exchange
Today.
Five
American
boats
and
four
Canadians
marketed
a
tulal
of
117,70"
pounds
of
halibut
on
thei
Fish
Exchange
this
morning.
Of
this
total
Hie
Americans
lauded
100,000
pounds
and
tbp
Cana-!
diaiis
17,700
pounds.
Dettcr
prices
orevailcd
for
American
catches.
Americans
received
around
17c
and
10c
and
Canadians
around
I
l.'Jc
and
'8c.
Tlie
arrivals
were:
American
Trinity,
15,000
pounds,
to
Ca
nadian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
Co.
Hazel
IL,
18,000
pounds
to
Ro
yal
Fish
Co.
Lincoln,
18,500
pounds,
and
Wave
5,500
pounds,
to
JlooJU
fisheries.
,
j
..
Siar,
13,000
pounds,
to
Atlln
Fisheries.
Canadlan
Minnie
V.,
'7,200
pounds,
lo'At-lin
Fisheries.
"?
Dingo,
5,000
pounds;
Wilt
Lilly,
1.500
vounds,
and
Yule
1,-ooo
pounds,
to
Canadian
Fish
&
Cojd
Storage
Co.
The
Misses
Oral
and
Herniro
Ho-?.
En)d
and
Megan
Morris,
-Master
Illiiierl
llos.s
and
Miss
Audrey
Tremayne,
will
leave
th.
city
on
the
gasboat
Oh
Baby
tomorrow
morning
to
spend
thr
slimmer
school
vacation
at
tin
LanVbly
ranch.
Lewis
Island.
Chain
of
Evidence
Connecting
Wallace
Gaines
with
Murder
of
Daughter
Obtained
by
Police
Oh.X
I
1
l,E.
JllllO
,10.
Prosecutor
I'.oKin
.ntmmmiil
l
ie!
night,
after
Wallace
C
Gaines
had
been
arrested
on
n
first
degree
muruer
ctiarge
m
connection
Willi
Ihe
death
of
his
daughter
ojwa
iwu
eeu
gu,
mat
ne
nau
at
last
obtained
the
missing
links
in
the
evidence
which
convinced
him
that
Giiine
killed
his
daughter.
;iurr.
O'ie
wic
ot
of
these
inese
wtts
wtts
that
Hint
Luke
Mike
May,
.May,
a
a
private
private'
Ihvesv
ihyesv
,
fS
1
1
PI
,
lliui
had
found
IIMIIHI
blood
UIOOU
the
olher
r
to
wboin
i
stains
on
the
clolhiiig
ir
the
father,
and
was
tho
statement
or
Louis
SleriViijeucLof
GulW.s
he
wenl
on
Ihe
night
of
ihe
killing.
Slerh
said;
"(iaiuv-
came
to
,my
house
on
the
night
of
the
nrurdct:
and
told
me
lo
hurry
up
for
(Sod's
sake
and
give
him
a
drink."
Continuing,
Sterns
said:
"I
asked
him
what
was
the
hurry,
ami
be
replied
that
'if
you
had
been
through
what
-I
have
been
through,
you'd
Want
tt
ij
rink
In
a
hurry
too.'
"
1
(Suines
further
slated:
"You,
remember
I
always
told
you
I'd
be
master
in
my
own
house,
and
thai
H
anyone
tried
to
tell
mo
what
to
do
I
would
kill
1116111."
Gaines
then
threw
his
arms
around
Sterns
and
exclaimed
Vj.luifs
just
what
happened."
(Value's'
xvjll
likely
appear
in
court
ort'Ft'idav,
'
'
jn'."--..
..'
rroviains
mcr
FRISCO
SHRINERS
ARE
.
DUE
IN
CITY
TODAY
Party
Will
Arrhre
By
Train
From
Jaspaf
and
S'l
Foi
Alaska
on
Prince
GaoiTje.
A
party
(ft
110
Shriners
of
LONIM)N.
June
30.
A
dispatch
in
Tiie
Daily
Herald,
the
Labor
organ,
from
Chasso,
on
the
Swiss-
Italian
border,
says
a
report
is
current
that
Prenyer
Mussolini
of
Italy
desires
his
daughter.
Ed-da,
to
marry
Crowu
Prince
Humbert.
The
dispatch
adds
that
it
is
stated
that
Mussolini
went
tu
Florence
a
few
days
ajro,
accompanied
by
his
wife,
to
talk
the
matter
over
with
his
daughter,
who
js
al
a
boarding
sidiool
near
Florence.
VANCOUVER
BANKS
TO
BE
REPAID
IN
FULL
YANCOl
VEIt.
June
30.
-
An
nouncement
haSjbeen
made
by
tlie
Continental
Trust
&
Savings
Company.
Des
Moines,
la-
that
the
four
Vancouver
banks
victim-tied
by
tlie
Irian
who
forged
.sig
natures
and
cashed
stolen
tra
velers'
cheques
to
the
total
of
3.00.
will
be
repaid.
The
offices
of
the
Trust
Com
pany
in
Des
Moines
were
broken
into
on
January
Id
ami
a
num
ber
of
the
obeiiues
taken.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
B.C.
-Silver
.
(?(msollialed
Dunwelt
Gladstone
..
luilian
L.
&
L.
Marmot
...
Premier
Porter
Idaho
Silver
Crest
Sut-r
lulet
...
V
--y-'sr.
Ms
Bid.
2.12
IS.OO
1.00
.0514
.10;
,
.1
AsVe.t
2.20
1.80
.37
.00
vt
,12
.10
M
Tti.1
.10
.15
3si
ease
in
Miners'
Working
Hours
nali
is
again
scling,lhe
pace
in'
I.U.MHM,
Jime
ju.
contuiiiaiion
oi
ji
state
of
emergency
the
Nat
ional
League
pi.'iinint
raceLasproclaitned
today
owing
to
the
non-settlement
of
the
coal
having
taken
five
straight
ganicp'ri-
Secretary
Cook
of
the
Miners'
Federalioii
announced
from
'Pittsburg,
the
world
chain-
that
the
executive
council
wilt
consider
the-question
DfMhe
wilh-pions.
The
Iteds
are
now
uad-'dawal
of
safely
men
from
the
mines,
ranking
the
-siluatiOi?
fecm
tng
si.
Louis
bv
Tour
ne!.
j
as
hofTelo.-
as
it
wa
week-
ago.
Hahe
It
ii
Hi
noted
out
bin!
i
lie
nouse
oi
iommons
ia?i
ingni
passeu
tnroiigrr
us
vseconu
'tvver.lr-sixtli
bonier
pf
the
sea
son
yesterday
Marriott,
the
lirooklyn
fieSdnr,
'
helped
the
Dodgers
to
defea:
,
I'llimdeipiiia
ill
mi
cirvcu-inning
j
struggle.
National
League
lloston
5-7,
New
York
0-3.
Pliilaibdphia
3.
Hrooslyn
i.
Pittsburg
3,
Cincinnati
6.
St.
Louis
-
Chicago,
postponed.
American
League
Vasiii,giou
I,
Huston
2.
New
York
7,
Philadelphia
5
Chicago
?.
'Jlvin.i
Detroit
3,
SI.
Louis
II.'
reading
the
bill
raiMng
the
working
day
of
the
miner.
from
seven
I'wu
Jiomers
hi
1
eie'il
hours.
The
debate
way;
marked
by
sharp
criticism-
of
rrenuer
isauiwin
necauso
ne
own-.'
r
,
-
:
ed
two
thousand
shares
in
Hald-1
iixr
small
coal
areas.
.
Laborites!
continually
interrupted
and
rt
lie
i
singing
of
The
lied
Flag"
was
siiuelched
hy
ihe
ieaUer.
FEELS
'QUAKE
One
Boy
Killed
When
Chimney's
Fell
and
Windows
Were
Broken
In
Santa
Barbara-
LOS
ANGELES,
June
30.
A
light
earthquake
swept
.
;tiij
southern
California
coast
rngion:
on
Tuesday,
the
annivrisary
ot
the
disastruim
slioclc
Ju.Sarita
rive
in
the
city
on
today's
train
Barbara
last
year.
One
life
was
and
will
proceed
direct
to
Stag-ost
and
.minor
damage
done.
way,
Alaska,
on
the
steamer
Prince
George.
The
parly
is
accompanied
on
the
trip
by
G.
A.
McNicoll,
C
N.
B.
general
passenger
agent,
Vancouver.
Local
Shriners
will
meet
the
when
a
chimney
toppled
over
on
him,
crushing
him
to
death.
Damage
consisted
chiefly
of
fatten
chimneys
and
broken
win-
party
at
the
train
and
will
show
(lows.
Surrounding
towns
were
them
around
the
city
this
after
noon.
On
the
return
trip
Monday
the
visiting
Shriners
will
stop-over
the
day
and
will
be
again
suitably
entertained
by
local
nobles.
SAYS
MUSSOLINI
WANTS
PRINCE
FOR
SON-IN-LAW
In
Satita
Barbara,
Colin
Orr,
three
year
old
boy,,
was
killed
jarred
by
the
tremor.
AERIAL
PATROL
IS
ABANDONED
Definite
Word
Is
Received
By
'
Department
of
Fisheries
In
Vancouver.
VlCPOIlIA.
June
30-The
Canadian
KOvemnient
aerial
patrol
of
the
northern
British
Columbia
fisheries
has
becn-defnitely
aban
doned,
according
Jo
word
'receiv
ed
by
the
fisheries
department
here.
Tins
leaves
liiv
etiu
not-.
tbern
fisheries
practically
un-pmtected
against
the
inroads
of
all
fishermen
and
poachers,
DOMINION
ST1EL
COMPANYBROKE
British
Empire
Steel
Co.
Decided
Today
to
Appoint
"a
Receiver
For
IU,
MONTREAL,
June
30.
-
At
a
meeting
tf
the
directors
.pf.
the
uruisii
empire:
Steel
Co.
II
was
decided
to
appoint
a
receiver
for
tne
nonunion
sleel
CO.
VANCOUVER'S
WATER
MAY
BE
CARRIED
TO
CITY
UNDER
INLET
'
i
VANC.oi;
VEB,
j
una
30.
-
The
(ireater
Vancouvur
vatcir
district
board
has
awarded
it'
contract
for
diamond
drillinff
lu
itetermine
if
it
may
b
possible,
at
sdme,
future
dale,
to
eaTry
the
'city's
water
supply
by
tunnels1
ijiider
Durrani
Inlel
and
False
;tjreek
The
sue-eeshful
tenderer
forf
the
drillintr
rontracl,
.Wtt;.y.iH,.jV,.w,0!
undejbfrj:K.
S.Roblnsua
ainl
Boyle
Bros,,
The
post
nfb;
drlllln'
i
1
I
II
sr.
1
,
1
"
li
IS
4
US
I