5
TAXI
Ambulance
Servlca
Anywhere
at
Anytime,
md
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
MATT
VIDEOK,
Prop.
k
xvi.,
No,
i
art.
-
y
-,
ONVENTION
V
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PHIXCK
HUPKUT,
H.U,
f
O.N
DAY,
MAY
itl,
1020.
Ba'rurrtty'
Circulation,
ISt
Strrrt
Stiff.
4
Si
3K
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
flail)
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
.for1
the
least.
Phone
457.
PRIOR
FIVE
CENTS.
OF
PACIFIC
WORKERS
SOON
OMAN
FORCED
TO
OPEN
BANK
SAFE
BUT
BANDITS
FAIL
TO
GET
LOOT
mvention
of
Workers
be
Held
at
Honolulu
to
Discuss
World
Peace
I
-
ralian
Labor
Paty
convinced
next
war
ill
take
place
on
or
near
Pac
fie
Cc
an,
states
delegate
at
Geneva
1
1
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liiv
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HI)
lilt
lie-
lt
aunvoke
a
workers"
congress
ul
Honolulu
(o
lit-
ultcuiK
I
......I
k.aw
..f
I
I
:
ntuniis
in
iiiiuirit-
HORMTing
till
i
III
IMCIHC
"llCI'IIIISC
(probability
(lull
I
In-
next
war
will
lake
pluce
in
llic
ncigli-id
or
Uiu
Panne,"
declared
J.
A.
Ileaslcy,
delegate
repic-K
Khi'
Anslralian
Workers'
Union
at
tfiv
Inlcrnalional
IKllflTl'lltl'
Imluy.
ley
rrilnized
I
lie
inli'rnalional
laliur
office
for
iloing
lm
nreienl
unr
uii.1
ni.l
Vm..!.-..!!..
.v
......
.si.
......i
l
I
-
.....-,
line
l.'llllll.l.U
UI.AI
re
niifr
or
Parafn-
workers
would
do
much
lowurd
mailt-
l
a
aSf
at
Ik,
anal
1
ll
1
lit
l
,
ISES
TAKE
mm
ACCDENTS
in.
rKtMUtWlI
FATAL
AT
WEEK
END
Pllsudaky
Thinks
Not
Enough.
In
Office.,
as,
Head
of
Poland
UWAW.
May
31.
Marshal)
Dkl,
who
overthrow-
li
I
tllC
Polish
gOWItllllCIll,
II'-
I
rrraleal
a
icusalioit
lay
rc-
slo
accept
the
presidency
linl
iifcr
hrm
elected
hy
mnal
,einhly.
tlk
i
In
litter
of
rr-itated
dial
so
many
rc-
were
placed
about
the
try
by
the
present
con-
and
(here
wa
urli
lark
im'Moii
nguiiit
parliament
was
niuililf
In
lake
the
iiWIity
of
(Itf
office.
IT
DIES
IT
VANCOUVER
llllam
Ettorshank,
84
of
Age,
Came
to
Coast
In
Sailing
Ship
01
Vlilty
jMny
:i,r.api
m
1
"e-.iiank.
HI
years
of
Sown
all
over
Ilie
coast
a
ran
pilot,
died
Sunday.
He
li'-re
in
JKO.'I
a
second
tn
tlio
clipper
passenger
liilia
and,
proceeded
to
the
gold
fields
where
he
a
year
and
returned
to
seafaring
life.
H'i7
(in
Id
Kltershiink
vviii
led
one
yf
three
plloln.
position
lm
held
until
I
V)-Ml
Bie
resinned.
If
tat
III
years
a
a
pilot
wan
ahsolutcly
iSBYTERIANS
IISS
AND
HOOT
Session
Culminated
In
Ddamentallst
Victory
at
laltlmore
Assembly
IIMOIlK,
May
31.
Illsse
a
I
ca
IN
liiiiictiialed
ll.it
't-ltiii
Ooneral
Assemlilv
b'lay
dui-lnif
an
excillnir
which
rulininated
in
li'iitalisf
victory
in
adon
rule
for
rnlatinir
mem
'
Oil
llOHI'll.4.
Tl
il
adi
till
Idoplod
was
a
tninmllt
piesenled
by
Itev.
Mat
Hewn
of
Seattle.
tribe
to
the
Dally
News.
Ten
Lost
In
Fires,
Seven
in
Auto
Smashes,
Three
In
Explosions
and
One
Drowned
1,1
XF.W
YOUK,
May
31.
Uiveii
an
incenllve
by
aiilompbile
Cidents.
fire.
ehllnii
n.l
drowniiius,
death
tit
lieavy
toll
in
the
IjikIciii
Staler
over
III"
eok
end,
no
lews
Jinan
1
live-.
bHnji
sinitrnl
out.
Ten
person.-perllied
in
flain'es,
one
va
drowiietl,
three
were
killed
in
at
explosion
and
ceven
dird
as
y
trsult
of
auto
smashes.
Ii
llriaoklyii
a
hotel
firu
look
loll
of
seven
when
Mrs.
Thomas
llughei
and
four
of
her
seven
children
lost
Ihcir
live.
AI
llallfmni
the
home
of
lr.
Aaron
Aiubei,
Kgyploloisl
at
John
'
Hopkins'
I
niversily,
way
destroyed
by
fire
his
wiTe,
six
year
old
sou
and
maid
losinz
their
lives.
FIRE
IN
ONTARIO
DESTROYS
ELEVATOR
l.AtlltAXIiI..
On!..
May
Jl.
oe
slarted
lal
uwlit
which
Ihreateued
to
wipe
mil
the
town
of
Imlili'i,
eleven
miles
from
here.
It
destroyed
Iwo
warehouses,
a
urn
in
elevator
containing
I.Odil
bushels
caiisiiiit
loss
ainniinltng
to
iHMI.()Q0.
SIR
HERBERT
AMES
RESIGNS
FROM
LEAGUE
(.U
Kllir.
May
31
Sir
Herbert
Ames,
tin'
Montreal
fiuan-ner
and
director
of
the
League
of
Xalions.
leudered
his
resignation
to.
beconie
effective
in
July.
accordiiiK
to
tus
secretary,
who
arrived
here
this
morning.
.
.
"7
.
j
HOTEL
DESTROYED.
NIAV
YOUK,
May
3
1.
--Seven
persons
lost
their
Uvea
Sunday
night
in
a
fire
which
destroyed
Iho
old
Taafl
Hotel
in
Itrooklyr..
VANCOIJVER
EXCHANGE
Hid.
Asked"
Wheal
Ii
Vj
H.tJ.
Silver
...
I'.onsidldated
Howe
Sound
Independence
Indian
i.r
x
1
j'remhy
.......
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.
...
m.
T
;
XO.OOU
SKB
IIAItltY
HAUTZ
caidure
the
aoo-inile
a.ilo
a!
the
iir
'
rto
e
oi-ening
of
ll.e
licw
howl
Ihe
AUeutic
Uily
bH-edwv
AsMacial.oii.
The
w,i,e
nrt,l
-ll,
dislniac
in
fvvo
hours-
13
.
!-"
mi'es
an
hour
e
REVEL8TOKE
GOES
DRY
WHEN
VOTE
TAKEN
SATURDAY
IlKYIII.sroKi:.
May
31.
In
Hit
second
plebiscite
to
determine
whether
beer
paL-jurs
would
lie
allowcit
lo
'open
here,
voters
Sat-
unlay
rejeeted
Ihcir
e-
tahlislimenl.
tlie
majority
I
asaiilsl
being
133.
4
The
vole
was
held
as
i
Ilie,
result
of
a
wel
pell-
t
lion,
the
first
allowed
by
Is
the
provincial
authorities
4
t
in
a
distrirt
which
voted
dry
in
the
original
plo-
blsrile.
:
HALIBUT
SALES
itghl
catches.
ARE
HIGHER
A
very
Hlighl
increase
in
vol
ume
of.
halibut
landings
at
llns
port
during
the
mouth
of
May
is
recorded
In
comparison
with
the
same
mouth
last
year.
Tim
landings
during
the
month
closing
today
totalled
,01)1,000
pounds
as
compared
with
-05l,-
000
pounds
in
May
IV'5.
Of
this
month
n
total
1,837,000
was
from
American
vessels
and
851,000
frum
tliiuadiau.
Last
April
Ihe
halibut
land
ing!
Jierp
totalled
3,322,000
pounds!
"The
decceasr.
of
Hits
moiilh
as
comjiarcd
,
Willi
)aL
is
believed
to
have
hoe
11.
"mainly
alutliulable
lo
bad
weather
whlcli
hue
caused
lung
trips
and
BANKBANDIT
MAY
NOT
LIVE
WIXMIMHl,
May
31.
-William
Davis,
Ihe
hank
robber
who
wvas
cnplurud
here
Friday,
Is
reported
to
lie
very
low
In
Iho
hospital
IliK
niornltw
wUh
liie
chancer
of
recovery
from
six
bullet
wounds
as
slim.'
Woman
Forced
to
Open
Safe
in
Bank
but
Time
Lock
Saved
the
Money
YOUKTON.
May
'
daring
nllenipl
la
hold
up
tin
(lank
of
loroulo
al
I'reeceville,
75
miles
northwest
of
here,
vu
yarned
out
.Sunday
inoriiing
when
at
least
Ihree
men
weiil
lo
he
home
or
.Miss
Kiiima
I.indolimi,
u
block
away
frotn
Ihe
hank,
dragged
her
from
her
room
after
healing
her
and
forcd
her
to
cjindncl
Idem
lo
the
hank
and
open
Ihe
oiiLrr
door
of
the
are,
this
she
did
I.
ul
was
unable
lo
open
the
second
door
owing
(o
(he
lime
lock
being
set
for
Monday.
The
robbers
lhen
iillemnt
'""
"i
Tfliu-
Kill
M'l
'('
.
.
,
(II
lllO
lltlll.lllii.
M..VMHM'
mi.
1
r...
.1:..
.
....',...1,
.,..,
l.llll
lll-
covery
fled
without
oblaiuimr
the
tool.
I'rartically
all
(he
bank
re
cords
hau
bceji
deslroyed
by
lire.
The
police
threw
out
a
dragnet
for
the
bandits
but
owing
to
the
condition
of
Miss
Llndolutn,
were
unable
lo
.-ecure
a
descrin-
1
lion
of
Ihe
men.
Much
Road
Building
on
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
This
Year
v
Keeping
Up
with
Development
Uy
nexl
year
Iwo
provincial
K')venimeiil
roails
011
Ihe
(jdcei
liharlotle
Islands,
one
f
t
miles
Ii.hl-
l...i....,
i.
.......
i
i
n.
I.ily
ami
Port
(dement
via
Skiderafe
and
Tied
....
11...
..n.u..
...i
imle
bans
from
Massell
Ihrough
Tow
11,11
!
Oeuda
llivcr
on
Ihe
eal
coast
or
(Srahain
Island,
will
be
opeli
for
ai.lo
Iraffic
01k
is
being
actively
continued
011
these
Iwo
roads
this
season
by
the
department
of
public
works
with
some
7T
men
employed
OH
oiidhe
southern
work
and
a
dozen
or
so
on
the
northerd
11
Is
expected
lo
have
Ihe
twelve
mile
port
Uenieuls-Tiell
.van
nun
uuiiiucii'ii
mis
year
irojn
tlae
Port
Uenieul
end.
Thirty
men
leave
here
tonight
to
fe
employed
on
this
work.
Work
is
also
beiiifct
pushed
011
the
new-road
between
Queen
Charlotte
City
and
Skldegute.
These
two
roads,
both
completed
next
-year,
will
give
the
U-nille
auto
ruad
fr'am
Oueeh
t'hatlolte
City
.
to
Port
Cleinents.
The
22
miles
road'
.-'between
Massetl
and
Tow
Hill
is
now
completed
and
open
to
auto
traf-
iii-
ami
woi-k
is
neiug
proceeded
with
on
Ihe
continuation
of
Ibis
road
from
Tow
Hill
,
to
.Oe'mla
Hlver
In,
open
up
liiov'sfar'mliw
country
In'
'that
vicinity.
From
Masselt'loOenda
HIveK
tliedis
inuce
1
ou.
muus
LAST
MONTH
OF
PARLIAMENT
Session
Likely
to
Prorogue
Before
Dominion
Day
v
It
Is
'
.7-
Planned
O
ITAWArMayl.
Ilifs
week
the
House
ot
Commons
biwins
what
will
probably
be
the
last
mouth
or
the
present
session,
While
there
is
stilt
plenty
to
do,
progress
during
the
pastj
week
has
been
satisfactory
and
',.
has
been
impr6Inig..
iVirlfiiiiYeiil
hope
to
prorogue
by
Dominion
Day.
4
.
f
CnUISER
CURLEW
COMING
IN
JULY
SPEND
FIVE
DAYS
VRTOHIA,
Mav
31.
Till'
Itrilash
l.-lil
.......
A
s-
"
Ji
M'll
.'VI
-
(iurlrv.
whirli
u
prilnintr
from
Bermuda
to
make
a
!
IIWinll.4
viil
I..
Itril
4.
isli
liolumbia
waters
this
summer,
will
arrive
at
Ksiiuimall
July
la.
it
is
announced
here.
The
war
sliii.
vi-ill
lm
in
Prince
Hupert
from-Julv
11)
to
L3
4-
4
A
4
WORKMEN
FOR
THEISLANDS
Forty
go
to
Port
Clements
For
Road
Work
and
Baxter
Pole
Camp
S.tmn
fnrti.
tun.,
m..
I.
.......
.....i
H.L-
UClll
Vlli
to
Oueen
Charlotte
Islands
on
Ihe
Prince.
Charles
this
evenin-x.
30
to
work
on
tli"e
road
between
Port
Clements
and
Tlell
and
a
aioien
lo
the
Haxler
Pole
Company.
Small
demand
rrom
different
parts
of
the
district
arc
being
met
lay
the
local
employment
bureau,
loggers
and
others
hgoiiii:
to
the
smsill
camps.
James
Campbell,
who
has
etiarge
of
the
orfice
here,
reports
that
there
is
a
constant
coming
and
goiiw.
Men
make
this
more
or
less
or
a
centre
In
looking
for
work
and
the
result
is
that
while
men
may
tiol
be
available
today,
there
may
be
some
here
tomorrow.
The
demand
has.,
however.
pretty
well
cleaned
up
'
Ihe
pre-.....I
........i'..
-
J.
)ll
SUIU
.
,
PRINCE'GEORGE
MAN
WEDS
KAMLOOPS
NURSE
PHIXCK
flKOnui:.
Mav
31.
Walter
Lawrence
Flynn
has
arrived
here
from
Kamloops
h
motor
with
tils
bride,
formerly
Mis
Mae
Alexandra
Murray.
H.X.
They
were
imtrrierl
!
Kamloops
oh
Tuesday
last
niht
'EXCITING
BALL
1
GAMES
COMING
This
Wesk
Should
See
Struggle
for
Supremancy
In
Both
Major
Leagues:
'
NKW
YOHK.
Mar
:jl.iLast
year's
champions
of
both
lea-
'gues
are
down
a
Ihe.
main
attraction
this
week
Willi,,
the
-Washington
Senators
trying
to"
jrock
the
"evv
York
Yankees
from
l(ie
American
League
peak
and
M'itlsbur
in
an
cfl
irt
to
unseat
Cincinnati
from
the
'N'ationai
j
Ipinnacle.
,
j
Hy
beating
Hoston
Sunday,
jWa.'hinlou
is
now
In
v
third"
l
place,
while
Pittsburg
gained
011
'Cincinnati
by
balling.
Adolfo
!.uiue
hard
and
are;.iiow'
half
a
jguine
taehind'
Chicago
and
four
irames
lieliind
Ilie
Heds.
SATURDAY
GAMES.
American
League-.'
Detroit
2,
Chicago
I.
ltoslou
2,
ashii;toti
4.
Philadelphia
7,
.New
York
6,"
'
leu
iniiins.
-
Cleveland
i,
St.
Louis
5.
National
League
New
York
3-2,
Uoslou
2-3.
lliiicalo
7.
Pittsburg
tf.
f
-aHr'ooklyn
,-PhTlafi'lphla
3.
hs4
4artn-tiCTiwatiisarf
SUNDAY
GAMES;
'
National
Leaguo
I'iltAaurg
1,
Cmcinmiti
3.
Hoston
2,
Brooklyn
8.
St.
Louis
3,
Chicago
2.
American
League
Philadelphia
3,
New'
York
9.
.
Cleveland
1,
St.
LoUis
3.
,
"
Detroit
3,
Chicago-
flj:"
boston
3,
WasliiiiKlon
t.
NOBODY
ELSE
IS
SUSPECTED
No
Further
Arrests
'Wade
or
Contemplated
In
Connection
With
Loretta
Chlsholm
Killing
Humors
.
of
further
arrests
having
been
madef'
or'
contemplated
in
connection
with
the
murder
or
Miss
fLWUa
Chis-holm
at
Por!
Kssitistoii
on
May
23
were
stated
ai
"larovinclal
police
lieaduuarlers
this
mnrii.
ins
lo
be
without
fotimlation
in
ft.nl
1.......I.
I'
..I
J..
it-
u-tMi
oiiimi',
nareauy
formally
charged
Willi"
the
trial.
is
he
only
person
so
far
suspected
of
having
been
Involved'in
:ne
killing
.
L.'
1
.
.
c-rifii-dui
.vox
ic.s.ein
auu
Constables
Fred
Marklaud
and
Ihomas
Canun
visited
Port
Ks-sington
yestenlay
to
malie
fur-Iher
investigaltons
in
tonnec-
lion
with
the
case.
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have"
lite
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len
miles
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this
roatf
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to
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traffic
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to
Vancouver.
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