5
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime,
ind
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
8L
WATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
lOL,
XVI.,
NO,
151
PEPPARD'S
BODY
FOUND?
imond
Chief
of
Police
Bellevoa
lat.
Remains
Found
In
Frasep
River
May
Be
his.
i'ANOH
VKIt,
June
;'U.
That
unidentified
body
fount!
m
me
lilh
arm
of
the
Fraser
Itiver,
Ith
of
here,
in
Itirhmond
muni
bality
nny
be
that
of
Clarence
iipard,
the
wealthy
Minneapolis
itrnctor
who
disappeared
from
ca)
'hotel
bu.t
December,
is
the
inlon
esoresseil
by
Chief
of
lie
Wuddcll,
of
Itlchmond.
I
answering
to
Peppard's
des
ition
is
said
to
have
been,
seen
fMarpoIo
near
the
place
where
,!m.
was
found
on
the
night
ff'ptird
disappeared.
Indeutlfl-r,
lion
of-
Iho
body
may
b
a
dif-
llt
matter,
Aaid
Chief,
Waddell,
Ink
to
tli
badly
decomposed
lid
It
ion
of
'lie
remains.
INFIDENCE
IN
PREMIER
BRIAND
Tenth
Cabinet
Presented
Its
(
rroyram
to
rarnameni
f.
loaay.
VXH
I
J'tine
20.--
Premier
Drl-
tentfi
cbblnel
presented
Us
ram
beforu
parliament
today
'won
a
veto
of
confidence
by
uijority
or
102
on
demand
(lid
I'rjjjnier
that
inlerpidla-
J.
bv(
.flnnncIul.sUuntion
bo
trx
lTiririPf
icincs
oi
iiiiio)iion
ana
oaigary,
IK
I
HA
Kill4
1
1
1
(where
counting
of
the
various
Lit
VimiVJLll
choices
indicalrd
through
the
f
1IJTTIT
nAnnrnV
preferential
balloting
system
pro-
1
1
H
KlinnfcKY
'''"fr'1
Umy-
nvuUa
,n
.
If
ia
it
livuyuui
i.
iM
ex,.P(C,i
noi
bi-
known
tin
I
il
tonight
and
the
same
Shelrmeyer
and
Nellie
Batos,
situation
exists
in
a
number
of
lloged
to
Have
Robbed
Mall
rural
polls.
-
'Sleigh,
Ladd
at
Seward.
Hie
parly
standing
early
;
,
today
stood:
United
Farmers,
12;
liWAHD.
J':"-
.'.
-
Aboard
I
Liberal.
V;
Conservative
0;
li
vcup.eni
strainer
4?ff
Da-ni
nana.
William
Sheir-
jjjiipji'
Him
NVUie
Dates,
charged
iwii&Sihe
robbery
m
December.
t-lSSf?t
Idilhrod.
250
miles
soulh-
wftof
here,
of
a
mail
pouch
containing
3n.uo0,
have
arrived
hereJ
The
pair
were
arrested
at
lttlrnor'b
of
the
Idilnrod
dis
tal.
Jiiili-'-
rjvg
was
also
on
vessel,
coming
'here
to
bold
1?
iieirmeycr
and
the
Hate
wo-
jire
axt
lo
have
divided
the
cy,
'lie
nun
neiikg
wen
oui-
6t
Aa.-u
r.llli
913,000.
which
leni
During
a
trip
to
Mexico.
v.
m
was
traced
and
arrested
his
renii
o
The
woman
Is
er
a
j.OOO
bond.
bor
2;
lodepcndeut;.
J;
Jndcpeiy-
leni
i.anor.
l.
Twenly-lhree
Initcd
Farmers
were
elected,
on
the
tyrst
count.
while
but
one
Conservative
ami
one
Labor
candidate
received
suf
ficient
first
choices
lo
be
declared
elected
without
further
choices
behii;
counted.
V
A.
MeDillivray.
Conservative
leader,
scored
a
igrcat
personal
Victory
on
the
first
count
with
u
majority
of
2007
oer
his
nearest
competitor.
All
cabinet
ministers
were
re
elected.
MEIGKEN
QOV.T
QETS
REVERSE
Howe
Sound
-h-ludepeiidcnco
tiuliaii
J4--I,.
&
L.
Marmot
......
Premier
I'orler
Idaho
Silver
Crest
37.50
,
.07
bi
,,
:
.
.00
A
private
wire
was
re-
4
4
reived
in
the
city
this
4
4
afternoon
statinir
thai
the
4
4
new
Meiglien
pmcruiuent
4
4
was
defeated
on
the
first
4
4
vote
in
the
House
of
Com-
4
4
inons
this
afternoon.
4
4
4
4
4444444444444
PROGRESSIVE
MEMBER
FOR
RED
DEER
IS
ILL
Alfred
Spoakman
Confined
to
His
Bed
at
Home
and
May
Have
to
Stay
i
There
Some
Time.
CALOAIIY,
June
2l.
-
Alfred
Ppeakmnn,
federal
member
for
lied
Deer?
Alberta,
(Progressive
',
is
ill
in
his
bed
at
home
and
will
likely
have
to
remain
ihere
for
a
week,
"(iover'nments
may
coma
and
goerumenls
may
po,
but
my
business
is
to
tu't
well
and
till
-J
may
take
some
lime,"
said
Speak
man.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
P.O.
Silver
2.15
Consolidated
210.00
Dunwell
,1.75
Did.
Asked
1.85
.12
.
.07
V4
.10
.
2.00
2.13
.07
Vj
.00.
.
.10
.15
Miss
Nora
lllvell,
of
the
Dor
den
Street
school
teaching
MalT,
sails,
op
the
Cardena
this
after
noon
to
"spend
the
summer
vac.i,
lion
in
me
souiu,
r
-?
"V,
"
.!"
1
s
;
'
'
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PI1INCI.
Hl'PKUT,
11,
C,
IT'KSDAY,
.11
XK
20,
1020.
..a
Yetn
day'i
Circulation,
I
CSS
Strett
SlJes
0S
"
.....
vr.
.
'
iM"
'.''jM
-1"
S
.
.
I
.
J'y-
I
t
nfversJv
ot
Toronto
defeated
Yule
n
an
iiiteniahoiiul
in
ereodeg
ale
tacro.c
"Jaihe
at
Ilalfer
Field.
The
fmul
srore
of
the
gunie.
which
v
s
hard
fought
throughout,
was
8
0
in
favor
of
the
Canadian.
The
picture
shows
the
teams
scrimmaging
just
before
the
Yale
eleven
scored.
The
ball
may
be
observed
high
in
the
air.
The
Canadians
upjield
the
tradition
of
the
national
game
in
fine
style.
NEW
CABINET
IS
LINED
UP
House
Reassembled
this
After
noon
With
Conservatives
In
Government
Seats
OTTAWA,
June
20.
-When
the
llinise
ppened
this
afternoon
"'if
Henry
Drayton
occupied
the
sea!
formerly
held
by
Premier
King,
who
was
in
Mr.
Meighen's
seat.
Sir
llenry
announced
that
Mr.
Metjihen
bail
decided,
in
order
to
avoid
delay
in
the
completion
'.if
business,
that
a
lenorary
cab
inet
of
seven
members,
without
portfolio,
would
be
sworn
in
lo
assume
responsibility
as
acting
ministers
of
the
several
depart
ments.
Hon..
II.
11.
Dennett,
of
Calgary,
was
the
seventh
member
of
the
cabinet,
The
others
are
as
al
ready
announced.
Sir
llenry
Drayton
announced
that
the
new
government
would
accept
the
subject
matter
intro
dueed
by
Mr.
Fansher
lo
the
Ste
vens'
customs
committee
motion
nlding
that
as
soon
as
proroga
lion
takes
place
Mr.
Meiigben
would
address
himself
to
the
task
of
forming
a
constituted
govern
men
I.
c3lr
llenry
Drayton
lakes
over
the
finance
and
railway
depart
men
I:
Dr.
Maniopj
health
and
soldiers
riyestujifisliineivl,
p6sl
oilier;'
Immigration1
and
labor
departments;
Sir
Ceorge
Perley
the
department
of
the
secretary.
of
state
and
public
works;
II.
II
Stnvuos,
customs
and
Indian
af
fairs,
mines,
interior,
agricul
ture
and
trade
and
commerce
Hugli
(iulhrie,
justice
and.
na-tlopul
defence;
W.
A.
lllat:k,
miuiii
und
fisheries.
Professor
W.
C
Kcfratenri,
Ph.D.',
of
New
Brunswick,
will
md-driSss
-jttio
Women's
Canadian
Club
.ul
3
p.m.
June
30,
in
the
Boston
Hall.
Prijfcssor
II.
Aubrey
Pryce,
aiul.biugliler
Audrey,
will,
sail
onUiirrCardena
this
nfternoon
On
n
liolfd.iy
Dip
south.
Conservatives
Take
Over
Reins
of
Government
at
Ottawa
Today;
Progressive
Support
Promised
OTTAWA,
June
20.
1U.
lion.
Arthur
Meighen.
leader
i)f;
shipment
as
any
hitch
would.be
the
Conservatives,
was
sworn
in
iiiis
morning
as
Premier
of
(detrimental
tovthe
port.
Canada,
lie
thereby
will
vueate
his
s-eal
in
the
House
of
Com-I
V.
11.
.t'dendenning,
of
tfie
Km-inous
until
a
by-election.
It
is
tmderstood
that
his
first
liedten-
pire
Shipping
"Company.
Vaucou-
aiil,
Sir
llenry
Drayton,
former
minister
of
finance,
will
be
thelver,
who
will
have
charge
of
the
acting
'government
leader
in
the
House.
Several
ministers
Will'
freiiiters
arriving
for
grain,
will
we
appointed
lo
put
the
business
through
the
House.
It
is
un-'
also
be
on
hand
in
this
connection
Jerslood
thai
bir
llenry
Drayton,
Hon.
11.
II.
btevens.
Sir
Oeorge
and,
failing
his
presence,
a
tlio-
Perley,
Hon.
Dr.
Mainun.
Hon.
Hugh
uiithrie
and
Hon.
V.
A.-roughly
competent
man
will
re-
Itlack.
of
Halifax-,
have'
already,
inli.n
wi.l
in.mirv
u
nn-
preseiu
iiun
io
supervise
uie
ioaa-
been
sworn
in
to
Hie
cabinet.
dertaken,
the
Progressives
will
bo
Afler
a
ilwo-hour
caucus
this
'
willing
to
facilitale
the
winding
morning,
the
Liberals
maintained
up
of
the
business
of
the
session
a
"wait
und
see."
attitude
withjby
granting?
the
necessarysupply
regard
lo
the
new
government.
and
pulling
Jhrough
such
legisla-
"Tbe
Farmer
Party
stands
for;
lion
as
remains
to
lie
dealt
with,
a
complete
clean-up
of
the
cus-jlf
the
Conservatives
consent
to
loins
from
coast
lo
coast,"
suidilhis
program,
they
will
not
lack
Miiss
.Utnes
McPhail,
the
Pro-!
support."
-
.
ttiessive
lady
member,
this
morn-1
Miss
McPhail
added
thai
an
ing,
after
a
caucus
of
her
party.
!
election
was
not
desired
at
this
'On
the
condition
that
a
Dom-
time
by
tjie
Progressives.
Local
Elevator
Fully
Capable
of
Taking
Care
of
Shipments
Pool
Will
Direct
Through
It
l
hat
the
local
elevator
is
one
of
the
finest
plants
he
has
ever
seen
and
is
fully
capable
of
taking
care
of
all
the
grain
shin-
ping
business
it
will
be
possible
to
put
through
il
this
coming
season
was
Iho
opinion
expressed
by
Oeorge
Mclvor,
manager
of
Iho
Canadian
Co-oryrative
Wheal
Producers
Limited,
who,
in
company
with
V.
O.
Damson,
made
an
inspection
of
the
grain
piani
ana
snipping
rccililt
yesterday
in
connection
with
the
taking
oyer
of
l!oe
elevator
lease
tram,
the,
government
on
Aug.
1.
Mr:
Mclvor
slnled
thai
nn
experienced
grain
maii.
who
would
nave
ins
neampiarters
at
the
elevator,
would
be
engaged
by
the
pool
to
l;,ke
full
charge
of
tho
grain
shipping
business
here.
llx-.
cepl
for
one
or
two
thoroughly
experienced
men
oilier
positions
with
the
company
would
be
filled
with
local
,
men
so,
long
as
they
could
fill
the
bill.vj
,V
Mr.:,
Mclvor,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Mclvor,
left
on
this
morn
lug's
train
for
Calgary.
Mr.'Mo
Ivor
will
relum
lo
tbe.cily
later
m
uie
ran
lo
supervise
the,
load
ing
and
despatch
of
the
.first
freighter
to
call
at
the,'
'elevator
for
jfrain.
lie
pointed
oiil
the
Tin
porlhnee
of
seeing
tbateryffifng
-went
off
smoothly
vltJelf5l
ing
and
despatch
of
vessels
call
ing
here.
Mr.
Clendenhing
was
ouile
sa
tisfied
with
conditions
as
he
found
them
on
bis
inspection
willi
Mr
.Mclvor
and.
did
-not
see
any
reason
why
the
grain
shipping
business
from
this
port
should
not
be
a
complete
success.
Mr.
Clendenning
will
return
south
loday
or
tomorrow.
UIKL'S
FATHER
IS
TO.
BE
ARRESTED
4
SKATTLH,
June
20
Sheriff
Slarwicb,
il
was
reported
at
noon,
was
on
his
way
to
Ihe
home
of
Wallace
Gaines,,
father
of
Sylvia
(iaines,
who
was
murdered
on
June
16,
with
a
warrant
for
his
arrest
on
a
charge
of
murdering
his
daughter.
BIG
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
American
League
Washington
2,
Boston
G,
New
York
I,
Philadelphia
7.
Cleveland
8,
Detroit
I.
St.
Louis
0
.Chicago
7.
National
League
.
Boston
2j
Ntwv
York
3.
Pitburg.
I,
Cincinnati's,
'
Philadelphia
9,
Brooklyn
4.
Chicago
1
1,
Detroit
3VN
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best,
for
the
least.
Phone
467.
PRICK
FIVE
CENTS.
WED
MRS
MAKE
SWEEP
IN
ALBERTA
iRTHUR
MEIGHEN
SWORN
IN
AS
NEW
PREMIER
OF
CANADA
THIS
MORNING
overnment
of
Prairie
Province
is
Sustained
with
Greater
Majority
rly
standing
of
parties
today
gave
U.F.A.
42
seats
out
of
60
Liberals
second
-.EDMONTON.
June
W.
Premier
J.
K.
Hrownlee,
figliimg
first
campaign
us
leader
of
I
lie
fulled
Farmers
r
Alberta,
re
turned
to
power
yesterday
in
Hie
general
provincial
clcc-
is
wilii
mi
increased
mtijority.
Early
in
Die
evening
il
became
rent
that
the
ejectors
hail
endorsed
the,
record
of
the
United
mer
government
during
it-
fir.t
term
of
office
and
had
given
mandate
for
uuother
five
years.
Throughout
the
night,
a
in
i
straggled
in.
the
advuiitnge
of
the
government
was
iu-
ied,
I
In'
iiukuown
quantity
in
the-election
virtually
nar-
-
rowed
down
early
today
to
the
if,
a
2
SALMON
RUN
IS
LITTLE
BETTER-
High
Boat
on
Skeena
Took
Fish.
Naas
and
Queen
Charlotte
a.
TO
CONTINUE
54
According
to
the
latest
reports,
the
'run
of
sockeye
salmon
on
the
ifkeenil
Iliver
for
thvpasl
week
1
about
much
the
same
as
last
year
and
not
quite
so
poo
as
two
year
aiio.
The
run
has
continued
lo
iniproxe
during
the
week,
but
the
improvement
has
been
V
ht.
The
'hiKbest
boat
took
i
sockeye.
j
The
run
on
Hie
Naas
Iliver
for
'the
past
week
is
slightlyMess
than
i
last
year,
but
has
improved
over
('be
previous
week.
The
run
of
salmon'
on
the
west
coasi
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Is
lands
continues
to
improve.
District
Prlcea
A
readjustment
of
prices
has
been
carried
out
this
year
in
No.
2
district
of
It.
C,
the
fishermen
usiny
cannery
gear,
gettitg
35c
apitce
for
sockeyes,
20c
for
co-ho?s
and
steelheads,
2,Hc
for
p'nks
and
fc
for
chums,
The
independent
fishermen,
who
own
lbir
own.
boats,
and
sear,
get
52
H
for
sockeyes,
30c
for
coboes
and
steelheads,
3V4c
fpr
pinks
aiiif
6o
for
btfumr.riiese
prices
are
in
excess
of
last
year's
averages.
POLAR
QUEST
General
Noblle,
pilot
of
Norge,
Plans
Further
Exploration
Work.
SEATTLE,
June
29.
General
Umberlo
Nobile,
pllol'of
the
Norge
expedition
over
the
,North
Pole,
declared
yesterday
that
''when
I
return
to
Italy
I
expec(o
submit
to
Premier
Mussolini
plans
I
have
made
tentatively
for
subsequent
polar
expeditious.
Our
flight.
was
simply
a
beginning
and.
there
is
much
more
Ural
must
be
done
ami,
musl
be
continued
by
future
vcherations.
JOSEPH
HEARST
GETSTYEARS
Former
Head
of
Musto
Publishing
Firm
Convicted
of
Theft
of
$385,000.
WINNIPEG,
June
2J-Josenh
Hearst,
former
president
of
the
Hearst
Music
Publishing
Co.,
was
enlenced
this
movning
to
seven
years
in
the
peuitentiary
follow
ing
his
conviction
yesterday
on
a
charge,
of
theft
(ot(
f.385,000
through
making
use
of'
fonged
locuments
ami
false
pmlences,
SMITH
NAMED
LOCAUGENT.
Purser
of
Cardena
Will
Succeed
Jack
Barnsley
as
RepresenUtlve
of
Union
Steamship
Go.
Harojd
llrowrij
general
manager
of
the
Lnion
Steamship
Co.,
Lid.,
or
British
Cdiumbia.
an.
nounces
that
JtUiiseJI
M,
Smith,
at
present
purser
of
the
sleamvr
Cardena,
will
takelip
ihe
position
as
agent
for
the
rompatiy
in
Prince
Ilupert
about.
July
15
In
succession
lo
Jak
JJarnsley
who.
after
eigbl
years
-
as,
agent
here.
Iras
resigned
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