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VOL. X. NO. 175. PRINCE RUPERT, B.C... TUESDAY, JULY 99 1919. PRICY FIVER CKN

NTERNATIONAL TRADES TAX RATE FOR GOVERNMENT 10 FIVE BIG I MEAT PACKERS
UNION MEETING IS NOT YEAR STRUCK CONTROL WHEAT CONTROL WHOLE MARKET IN
EXACTLY A LOVE FEAST scum: ot 12:7 min on one esac tat Ty wit tance U. S., SAYS TRADE REPORT

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Dollar to be Made With Penaity Crop and Pool! Prices Paid
om For Non- To Farmers. —-
UTUAL RECRIMINATIONS FROM REPRESENTATIVES (F ae eae Santee THEY DISCRIMINATE AGAINST PRIVATE BUYERS AND PUT
rHE DIFFERENT NATIONALITIES AT PRELIMINARY | The tax rate this year has been ‘Special vis G.T.P. Telegrephe THEM AT GREAT DISADVANTAGE AND SET
GATHERING AT AMSTERDAM GERMANS set at 13.75 mills on the dollar Ottawa, July 29.—After con PRICES FROM DAY TO DAY
THOUGHT DEFENSIVE WAR This is made up of 4.59 mills for TPences with the millers, grain
deinttiaiiataaiiniial general expenses, 1 mill. health: #°OW + dealers and elevator (Sptcial to The News via G.T.P. Telegraphs.)
Spectal to The News via G.T.P. Te yhs 4.16 8, schools id 4 men the Government has practi. T i
pecta oS legray 4.16 mills, sehool ind 4 “mills a “ 0 ee ui Washington, July 20.—The ability of Swift, Armour, ‘Norris.
Amsterdam, July 29 The preliminary gathering of 1! for interest and sinking fund or iliy decided upon a policy for : ,
| Trad Union Congre level ] the debt marketing this year’s wheat crop udahy and Wilson to determine from day to day the general
ternational rades i 0 ress developec series of ' . : ; ,
" ‘ P ad oe In case of non-payment of the While no definite statement] eve! of livestock prices, was declared incontrovertibly in the third
ons by delegates from Belgium, United States, England and ; , " Hd } ; : y ‘ ; ;
* Geers vers for t} taxes by October 1, an additional ©?U' be obtained as to the de- section of the Federal Trade Commission's report on industry,
ig me ierman wor vt or ; ae eee during the w jten per cent will be charged and{©!sion, it is understood that the| which was made public last night.
‘ ere sharp recr f ns o1 sides anothe : 1" cen not paid |#*Pangement most favorec as i Tl i
} " arp recriminations on both side another five per cent if i as ip t favored was a rhe report showed that these big corporations discriminate

he meeting was held for the purpose of clearing up the before December cZovernment pooling organization
i to handle the crop with a mini-

of the old trades union international and m; ne prepara ats : , ;

1e O ila ak prepat mum price sufitient to enable the|4re their competitors, On occasions they manipulate the live-

or the new organization. PRICES ARE LIKELY | ‘the :
he new organisation farmer to borro the money fock market in such a way as to cause extreme and unwarranted

Carl Rudveiph Legin, president of the German Federation o oded to harvest the erop, though | 4
, z {Vase itions in the daily prices paid.
es Unions, defended the entire policy of the German ty aides TO CONTINUE HIGH « an wil? entai eithe the ap-|
ntment

ts which he said had been absolutely corre: t, and declared ———— t of a “Wheat director or © £2 ® EER RE Ree RR
position prevented their protesting to the governmen f Profiteers Were Guittetingd 4 /* Comm seston. . S $T0 FLY

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VM eover. all the time they were under the impression that the ' Would Not Reduce Cost ¥ 9 . oe — .
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1 nae sonata at twine MINEWORKERS: ™ "=<!  QVER ROCKIES
: (Special via G. T. P. Telexraphs i * Ottawa, July 29.—Early *
Lee s, British Food Controll sf 4 * that the machinery will be * Lieut. Ernest Hall Who Left Last
held out no hope of prices duris g | - ° set in motion for the float- # Week Has Only Reached
* ne ‘ P
IN RACE RIOTS UP FOR TRIAL ot coming winter being lower.| United Mine Workers of America * . ae ” a ag ay . Merritt So Far.
1¢ Government is determined to Cc 000 Mi * pean. 1. er ae we
stop profiteering, but if every} ee Geteanaten oe * autumn was very much # (Special vie 6. T.1". Tetegrapas,,
IN THE STATES Committed for Trial on Charge of | Proliteer was guillotined tomor pe nnaitiing a versubscribed. . “ eae July 29.—A ae
Stealing Shoes From Store. row, it would not bring the prices (Special by 6. T.P. Tetegraphs —— Z ountain airplane ight,
a 9 . dit to the level desired | Ceteewe: Suty ‘80,0 Tee omar ace Tee Re ee ee Se which is expected to prove the
Five Hundred Said to Have Been! jy. ihe provincial police court wide - , lof District 18, United Mine Work. Sasser rier ee a fast mail service
ralases ch nn iotegaue Ulimeder elk tans, ‘asin Tht Renemlion . Seili takaih yetween Vancouver and Calgary,
“" to 25 oa . . ws ae ean ard th BARMAID BYLAW iS \ruacmeter a ee ‘. ANCIENT RELIC will be flown August 4. Captain
. rel ina’ earring ¢ ine Case o : ‘ ae ‘ = | é
| . E. ©. Hoy, D.F.C., expects to |
aie . y = S ( — a a PASSED RY COUNCIL = a ~ oh : wat ne KEEPS ALL GUESSING Minoru Park aerodrome and land
spe i ’ ’ ele us wit! Slealiing Shoes from i es ” ’ me vcsaa 2
‘seatiiinaeli oe j at Calgary the same evening by
¥ July 29 Four more|store of Mr. MeArthu Magis At the theeting of the Cit: June 24 \n interesting relie of ancient way of aes Penticton ‘fon
f‘the race riots in the({trat MeMullin was on the bene Council last night itesmat I ti as ta by the limes has recently been discoverea bch Cranbsook Sasthia ail ‘ei.
irters were found early The chief evidence was fur- rightn ' yr_ | nternational as part of the fight! near the Indian village of Kispiox,\).:2 os | aan F
. bien le aes dees tie Ue. Gane af Geen me i ge Phe aig me oi | _jagainst the One Big Union. about nine miles from cotta a ites Wc ales eo ese
vse © sing ve iatds alt . or Ss ’ 5
Pm ven. Estimates « |! ittested that he had gone others employed wherever liquic ' BH During road-making operations last week, arrived in Merritt from
passed through the ver t the shack of the accuse: refreshments are sold on "STRIKE 0 MiVITTEE = workmen unearthed a sand. Chilliwack yesterday afternoon

leys where fighting and after fitting on several pairs premises and for those emplos R D CITY |: ne tablet, curiously carved onto tier 9 flight of one hour and
se until after midnight,/had at last decided upon two i. ' : NT ie surface. It was lying unde: twenty-five minutes.

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tal dead at 25 andjpairs and these he took away with in bowling alléve Was passed ath cal i
his While he was there he théeongh alt ste steames, Aldernis Special via G. T. P. Telegraphs the country there is heavily tim-
ed negro was]noticed that there were three ode |, asey opposing. Winnipeg, July 29.—That Win- | bered the stone must have lain SUDDEN DEATH OF A
i two negroes were|[shoes among the lot, similar to i a cia nipeg was pra tically under the | there for centuries. The Inffans PIONEER CANNERYMAN
i in the heafT of the ddwn|the three produced in court. The STRIKE IN CHICAGO control of the strike committee /4"e unable to-trace any resem-
listrict rioting which|Chinaman had been away from ste from June 410 to 20 was the sworn |blance in the figures on the stone
wed this morning. Joseph'the cannery from June’ 29) & (Special by G.T.P. Teleeraphs.) tatement of May F. Gray to any known totem John Waliace Who is Weii Known
While sireet car con jduiy 4 Chicago, July 29.—Fifteen|the preliminary trial of eight la-| he fact that fhe B. C. Indians Here Passed Away Suddenly
* shot and killed in the} Constable Bailey told of how thousand street railway employees | bor leaders held here for seditious |#"¢ Bet given to carving in stone, At Liverpool.
yards seetion he found the accused and the are on strike here for higher | conspiraey. ne ling their efforts almost en-
si aii boots in an old sack up at the wages, tying up the surface and tirely to wood, leads to the as- The death oeeurred at Liver-
TWELVE HORSES FOR naman 9 Cane gees Senawatet. | senned aneenehe, STRIKE SETTLED foumngsion hat te Sanaa a an in-|pool suddenly of John Wallace of
Mr. MeArthur identified the shoes ie ee lication of the existence of a race|the Wallace Fisheries, whe is well
STEWART AND BUS as being his. ee = aden. SOT winate ‘4 ti pool, July 29 The strike |Wlich inhabited the country prior known here. He Was accompanied
an interpreter was necessary lin, Carpenters’ Hall on Wednes- dock workers here has been|t® the coming of the Siwashes. to England by his wife and only

in the case as the accused seemed ro chains ae enesie. tenebhed ork was resumed to. —_——-——————————_ son whom he was intending to
FOR PRINCE RUPERT mene to ocak very mac [am gh Gael All man cuted. Work wer rvumed (lp earoe BY RUE [rise seme sh Rania

English The magistrate found}! ae

ps Albert arrived in|...) there was sufficient evidence | - ; Ze Bsr ec | FROM AWFUL DEATH Scotland where he was born on

* morning from the commit the Chinaman for trial] the island of Arran 68 years ago.

it
1 on board twelve in a higher court ° g 72 + He had been connected with the
are being taken t This morning the accused at LAI Vancouver, July. 28.4-Uncon- fishing business practically all

 

   
 
 

 

 

 

They were ‘unloaded si oat Retese Suline Geaelk of 84) \* ous rom a blow 7 bead, his life until three years ago,
Horning and will be s'clock in the County Court end} a i gagged and bound tig ably to ®/when his interests in the Claxton
of the freight sheds} i.cted for a speedy trial. The | we it Tit heavy chain, Alexander Teckoff,| 14 frondale canneries were sold.
‘turn of the bos bout |“) °*" oe , p a Canadian citizen of Russian
j > the boat about charge was read to the prisoner, | rs WHY OF WE q rth on vented taan | tt SE
4 ; b } as ase 2 ”( »
y the rush of supplies is who pleaded guilty 4 remand! CouRSE THERES L jilames which were making rapid TRADING IN FUTURES
to the boar : = in | Was inade until next Monday, | ONLY ONE EDDIE DUNCAN dinehe “te Wee photographic
th. Another shipment is | *en sentence will be pronounced. en ToD ME THERE tudio on Grenville 8 STOPPED AT WINNIPEG
+e other shipment is i j ™ 0 ee ot. -
i next trip from the sor al \ WAS oa rhe man’s money had not been
he Pp C f ; mn : . . G. T. P. TYelegraphs.)
Prince Albert there im ty stolen and the police think he (Special vis :;
Y modelled jitney oe h| | is 4 | REGIMENT vas attacked by rqreee enemies. Winnipeg, July 29.—Trading in
t a nee a wheat futures was ordergd stop-
ee ai . 7
| > ee ped by the Council of the Winni-
. S ELEVEN FISH BOATS |pew Grain Exchange a few min-

  

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ARE IN PORT TODAY oar a atiaed oe on ced a

‘Committee Asked t to “Make Recom- / Seen le ceived eiahzeations ..taam Men.

 

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USICAL SOCIETY mendation of Suitable Man | A number of boats are in port|George E. Foster, minister of
mer sisal | GS Siasd Gounet. | towlay romorrow is the ship-|commeree, to have it stopped.
omaha one those inter Meeting. ping day and the helibut will bs ery -
© WoT of this Society ii ee ag. ip :
‘ . pachned this afternoon and evele-
hod. te: Se ee pee LIKELY TO ABANDON

it Digby Island on July 30.) houses. either soldiers’ or othe:
Vill leave the Hazelton at was discussed last night by the
and 6 p.m. Return fare | City Couneil at great length and
Vollee and tea will be pro jit was finally left for the Housing

‘9}iCommittee to make a_ definite

ve Moats ore tldal. 10.000) BELA KUN LEADERSHIP

libs.; Relianee, 28,000; Brothers,
22,000; Pegge, 9.000; Gjoa, 11,- 2
1000; Star, 44,000: Tyee, 12.000 Geneva, July 28.—-During June
Thelma, 7,000; Volunteer, 5.000; eighty-one Hungarian  revolu-
Sadie, 1,200, and Viola, 6.000 Ibs. |tienists against the Hungarian
Government were shot or hanged
by order of Bela Kun

man and his salary and duties i S . . ‘ Ge —. ; ' }
to the work of the city enginee! HIPMENT Hungarian Soviet Government, }
and the desirability of appointing a ee EASTERN § is said, are about to abandon the

: » ting a . , head of the
& uulding “inspector, Ais “| WWESTHOLME THEATRE | yi... omar car tonne of ramet Bale um, hand of th

question of the deplorable condi
of the re was incident-| Pocnesag the pick of the world’s best pictures and our enone ¢ orchestra ‘shingles on the Albert today fromting to advices’ received from
illy mentioned = ~=TONIGHT = Swanson Bay whie) will be ship-| Vienna. Bela Kun's financial em-

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lhe Blongated Comediones 4 daughter was born yesterday he ane cere tae Ge money, lt
“A Wild ‘Woman's eee ee oe ent Harold eee Se ae ‘Save My Child” barge has been discharging pulp| Safe for a very cheap, “=
wrnersal Sereom Magasing [| Avenue West, |] Scenlonle the Tague in Postamel Baia Gusctte Biloto freight care, 4 isle Sit Re RNR. Lamas,
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