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' ls fair next year fruit, grain and anything re-| ‘MONTGOMERY WANTS 'AEROPLANE PATROL
Tt ssion have their|markable from the natural re-| |
| | WHITE UMBER ARRANGED FOR DERBY
cling warehouse|sources of the country will be } MAN L
reel, Vancouver. |acceptable. Those who have de a SME |
Mr. 7 on is in Prince|sirable samples are requested t |Asked That Investigation Be Feared Suffragettes Have Intent
i will make his|ecommunicate with Mr. Tomlin | Made and No Lumber Made by to Kill the King by Dropping
} t the board ofjson through the Prince Rupert] | Japs Be Purchased Bombs—Arrests Made
a month while]board of trade or to 324 Water] Palisa s sahaciaeaie
he is his collection in|street, Vancouver ' The sensation of last even- | Special to The Daily News)
| Mr Tomlinson will visit | ing’s council meeting was at London, May 27.—The police
imples of typical|Granby Bay, Stewart, New Ilaze anger of Ald. Montgomery during |have arranged an aeroplane pa-
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m 100 to 1900/ton, and the Queen Charlotte a half hour dialogue’ on the | ti rol for the Derby, fearing the
very dist, ict. / Islands topic of Oriental labor. |\dropping of a bomb on the King.
When the question of sending |Suffrageties were arrested with
; F ae rr the lumber tenders to the board|/a bomb and plans for gaining
SIXTY ROOM HOTELS Te Re id aaa LEMENT of works to act’ upon came up fentrance to private houses.
EARL AND COUNTESS OF ABERDEEN AT PUNCHESTOWN RACES Ald. Montgomery saw an oppor- - —~
oe sae |
PASSED BY COUNCIL nih atua bared ' + : Stns tel tunity to make a little political| “CHARLEY’S AUNT”
Special t he al ews j j : I Ss r . s ne . arn
i ; attempt was made lately in Rome depose the countes rom the presidency o le Interna- “ é » aske Por g f
Niagara Falls, May 27 It is es " 7 { ei rt f Women. an office she has held for the past twenty years. Mrs. Sewall, an ee eS “h 7 i . et oF ee ee
Mayor Had to Give the Casting | ctatad aint: Ehe ainkne: envowd tional Counei i ; a0 ment instructing the board to Sicndekedind
Vote on This me pe : pea ‘I American, was back of the insurgent element. enguire whether the lumber was|Popular Play by Royal Players
Question lhave arranged a basis on which ; —|made with Oriental labor and if; Will Draw Big House
wel peace can be negotiated which \* kk & Ke KK KH HR KKK * FUNDS OF NE P so not to buy it. Ald. Maitland| —
will ‘lude 1e se ’ » if ‘ = : al on ‘
MeClymont’s motion to} a fo ; a “pes ment of th NEW SHINGLE MILL *| W LANT seconded it. | The Royal Players in “The Call
nericé question. Several of » alderme said| of » North’ ¢ »E ess
mber of rooms re- eel AT PORT EDWARD * CARR’S APPROPRIATION *) T0 PAY FOR OLD ONE Several of the aldermen  said|of the North” at the Empress the
P “ : * | that while.they were not in-favor|past two nights made a popular
‘ mater OOO: -@ | Ritchie Gets a Beating . pe in its criticism of the ¥#| RS Bi of Oriental labor the tenders|hit and good houses showed
poi atgcyore ee Bi eet Will Sell Progust: as Far East as|, ..,, nf atthe peaked |Problem in Finance Which the|chould be considered on their!their appreciation. This com-
112 s “« i } Specs 0 € val ews | eu ing ou ) € or . , ;
night oe me aang Tage Edmonton on Opening of |* appropriation around New *| City Treasurer merits as no proviso on that|pany is decidedly the best that
| Milw BURRS, May ee Charlie the Railroad | ae rab dition the Herald is led *} Overcame question was put in the specifi-|has yet played in Rupert.
nen took part in| White of Chicago last night out- . fh enor) * | gr egeagen, cations. | Tonight they play “Charley's
ni , forr } . > ary ’ sf emars ry ‘ ¢ » ® Z . oh] z 1 . r —%
: pling Ald. Kerr.|boxed Willie Ritehie in tel fhe Port Edward Shingle Millly So far tittle has been * Bylaw No. 29 of the city’s file Ald. Morrissey said they had Aunt” as a speciai request. This .
s were brought/rounds of  yic‘ous fighting comp ne pera-l*% done exept to build a *)Prevides for an annual levy andjasked for a business proposition |is a splendid drama with a lot of
“ae ae — WI _ wae er a Pend . eridayv, when the first} bridge at Carr’s ranch, *|sinking fund to pay for the elec-|and should treat the tenders as) laughs in it and it is always a
erec an amen rounds an wo rounds even,)] lols A sits ‘ 4 * suc ave “ 2 © ¢ > is ak_
Kin ridard | Rite} ra ; slosed}} hit _ de this | * ne at Telkwa and an- * ght plant. now in use. When | 5" h. Savane, FH CN ree
-rpom standard | kK hies mg at eye was ri 200 bundle shingle 1a ! | ‘thar at Huhask ai oath. % |, Be ee sass Ald. Morrison pointed out thatjing a special effort to put it on
1 but that theland he was bleeding profusely. | js ve d fhe} | few eee dae ne ew hydro-electrit plant) probably every one of the ten-|in good form, Don’t miss this
brick or cement - - new plant has just bee nstalled 4 re , 4 lane cine of , {comes into use the present plant|/ders were from lumber mills|good ee:
erable argument FROM THE SOUTH [he one machine has a capa zs ; “| i : etd a il be out of business—usedj|where Orientals were employed. Roncbihseslinbtpertinn ewan
‘ as : ; : } roac : isa mm £ su : i wwe ; : ‘
d the amendme See of 1,250 thousant er i* by Road Superintendent #* ee auxiliary. The ques-| All the tenders would have’ to be Reads of His Own Death
i the original mo List of passengers into Prince but this be adde t is the B 1“ then arises, how 1s it £OME lthrown out
it t . nvindot tiers it mm out. ; zi ps aca ee E
the steamer Prince}qemand requires The plant is aie aed oo be paid for as it will no longer} The mavor asked Ald. Mont- Redding, Cal., May 26.—Wil-
MeClymont.| Rupert: Pgs a) davalnnal it dge and Carrs arm have @ revenue | f , Pah: liam Johns, shoemaker, returned
Ivm Lupe run by eleetrie curre! I . th Ca é ried e y | ! I j|gomery if he wanted it as an leat nisht tn Tgp ste te
; Kerr. S. Nicholls, Miss J. Dowal, Mr. Glover,| from the walel p the Smithers. and the govern- ie | rh city” treasure! suggests |amendment and when Ald. Mont- : t nigh com . rin , pieke up
\ ss0-Bert, Maitland, f. Pp. Wilson, Mrs. F. L. Baker, Miss M.| Lownsite. The ceda blocks ‘ eg Vane : th bill , {that sufficient money be taken|gomery said ves the mayor de- t ie newspapers, read accounts of
vy : ve en Ni ve e nil | | ’ is deg scovere
, - ind Morrison Bak Miss B. Baker, J. H. Devihy, W. J.Jcome off the towns tself.| etary Ee : imendation from the revenue of the newW/murred and thought it should go a ; , ut moar Re ee hy ae
; ; ipo e recommendatio xe Noe é 1is funers f “en Se " ‘tos
oted for the mo Wright. P. Hartman, Miss Shaw, FE. C./Other shipments will be brought ; : istae Py Sp ag ,|Plant to pay the debentures onlas a separate motion. They «hi ah — ve = ; or a
0 ie hos ille ’ : 14} i <a ‘ Se te 1loOrTrrow., I 1e slree s ad
‘ watr, W. Gillenwater, J. W. Sher-}down the river from Terrace.|J igtt Keak wae’ y|the old plant, to be charged up|earried on their argument at , é TO} 18.26
d'e ‘ ote : y ae ail arrs rigat han na oi need for the auxiliary oe ~ whicnar| ow townsmen turned away with
1s motion to make] jan ¢. cayot, M. Herblin,e W. Dalzell, M.|The quality of the shing! % {2 nta le @uXillary. some length inally in a whisper ;
of permanent ma ne Gordon. H. Lebrash, W. R. Darling,|/be equal to the best Ketel an|* * * a Mhe city solicitor reports that|Ald. Morrison leaned over to Ald. blanched faces. He finally found
, eat ton ebrash, ee a a alan his damatla. a nacae ee d Bi an old friend who would talk to
id not get a sec-ly.. Lacetie, J. W. Tate, J. R. Matthew,{/shingles now being used 2 | 7 pass easipie and 8 1€)/Montgomery and said - >
vas dropped ! 1 fe, I hest and The lling agents of the 1eW é ei er ‘il meeting last evening “Cnt it out.” him. Then he found that the
. B. Croresen and wife, Dr. Schesburg and 2 se eB apen . | 7 vee body of ¢ -“owne ‘ g
- wife, Mrs. G. Bakker, Master Bakker, Mr.Jmill are Schreiber & ¢ I irth YESTERDAY S$ BASEBALL vas dogted “I'm not a Jap. I cut nothing cancion Ss aoe oe ——
wif Ba ae e as 11s, ne Una
of Zimacord, who|Armstrong, Mrs. H. E. Morrison and two}street Se — out. I object to any member coroner's jury had saul
ting in the city, re-|children, D. FP. Griffiths, Miss Hanahas, A . ron Northwestern Will Reject Hindus talking that way to me,” said Ald. him dead
lay’s train. Spence, Mr. and Mrs. Kamaya, J. Gilbert, | EMPIRE DAY SHOOT OF ae Bee: Rait . Montgomery He continued his ad.
Mr, Pattullo, Mr. Ferrig Mrs, Pattullo CIVILIAN RIFLE ASSN. | ancouver-Sporan _ | Special to The Daily News talk at some length and the|* a eee
Pi Pioneer Cleaners. | Miss Pattullo, F. J, Hughes, E. Moss, Mrs ——— | Seattle 6, Portland 4, Vancouver, May 27.—Of the |mayor — put the motions
Phone nen s enders ? Dim 201 acoma 3, Vietoria 1 dus board tl Jap steamer | Separately e
tf I rurner, R Henderson, J. F. Din 2 on i aboard the ay am A S ]
_—_ mick, J. A. Challoner, J. EB, Neilson, H. S.] 4 Little 2 vr Coast which landed here a few days The tenders were sent to the uction aie
wink rs etho ». Crowe, F row! 27 92) board of works and then the Ori-
$eteoes + Taylor, M L. Methort, B. P. Crow L. Brown 2 | ag fifteen per cent. of the pas- OF
POLE LE DD $i Bowes, A. J. Ketch, A. McDonald, J. R F. Holland a8 26-92 | San Francisco 2, Sacramento ; ’ i ental question came up. .
Sé ers wre ejectle as de- ou
A uction Sale Shannon, Mr. Ferris. Mr. Worcester, H. E.|w J. Greet 29 2 0—91 1, thirteen innings. - wel I Lec ’ unde Ald. Dvbhavn stated that un- H SEHOLD FURNITURE
Ross, G, Fossey, T. MeCummins, Mr. and/p ¢, stuart 29 ‘ Q 1 Oakland 6..Menkina s ble immigrants on a physical|/der the circumstances he would will be ‘héld ‘In the ‘old: Costem
‘ Mrs. J. Honre, W. West, FP. H. Worlock,|; meGowan $1 29 29—39) .% xamination, -It is further stat-|vote against the motion. There House on First Avenue, next ‘to
" nd 5 os geles 8 » sat cael a f i i] . :
| h R. Delliman, Mr, and Mrs. Dillman and], 7 partington 33 a4 25—89 | Portland 9, L \ngel | that all but about twenty willlwas no reason for the city pay- Merryfield & Co,, between McBride
ce ouse and two children, B. BE, Jones, J. E. Thomp-| yw matherson 31 0 97—88 National ejected This ship load offline two prices for lumber Street and First Street, on Thurs-
W h son, J. Bell-Irving, Mrs, W. Watson and], yaunter 29 1 27—87 lindus was sent over from India Ald. Morrissey said an enquiry day, the 28th instant
are ouse two children, W romlinson, H. Wi8e-| non yet 28 20 97—8 Brooklyn 3, Pittsburg 2 for the purpose of testing the }into whether Oriental labor was = isaemere
0 Petersen & Falla: sit niller and J, Wisemiller J. E. Larkin 31 31 93--85| Cincinnati 40, Philadelphia ©, |Canadian immigration law, employed meant an investigation GEORGE LEEK, Auctioneer.
the G. T, P. tracks at the There were 74 first and 38 deck pas-[yw yy Brown 7 30 2 84] New York 10, Chicago 7 j _ which the city could not under-
th Stre > » » | = ouis osto J 5
SatUrdey the Bonk haat Bi sengers, with 50 tons of freight E. H. Shockley eo 94 97-80) St, Louis 4, Boston ¢ Gave Citizens’ Banquet take, nhrietirianecenegsae ata setid ice
st be removed J. Russell OY 90 -88-<784 American ’ Ald. Maitland, the seconder of
4 Tenders for Lumber “3. Watt 90. 99 95-76) New Hazelton had good weath-|the motion, said he guessed all
; GEORGE LEEK, Auctioneer. rhe city council opened last|R. W. Cameron 98 27 19—74 | \\ ashington 3, Detroit 2 er and a good program of sports|the committee could do would be THE
ae night tenders for two and afG. ©. Cameron , 21-70) St. Louis 6, Philadelphia 5 n Monday. One of the features jto enquire anyway.
—_—=- as ter. ~million feet of rough|R. H. Shockley ¥ 19 18-67] Chicago 2, New York 4 vas a banquet in the evening The motion was lost, those
[iterrrecererorororonoraeseeesee. re . for the street work: rT. Kerr as 18 is 53] Cleveland 8, Boston 2. |given by the Union bank to the|voling against being Ald. Dyb- m Tess .
LETLDO . es : | ; , . “piece
PRINCE RUPERT 1 G. Watts .. . $36,937.75 | 3, McGowan with a handicap of va Kisie—Mamma, I d lizens in appreciation of their |havn, Rasso-Bert, Morrissey,
Burrard Lumber Co... 44,047.80] winner of the spoon and A, Little cap | well jefforts to frustrate the bank |Morrison and McClymont
EXHIBITION Georgetown Sawmill 34,414.65 ]iurea first prize in the Empire day Mothar-Thklie too had. deat " bboy, A spread was made for — ——- ‘0 - NIGH
Pr, Rupert Lumber Co 33,920.58 | cweepstake i Where do you feel worst? 80 and the splendor of it will be Settlers for Naas Valiey I T
1914 Westholme Lbr. Go... 32,798.70 : | Elsie—In school, mamma jong remembered in the interior] Pat Philipson, Indian, officer
The Quaranes Subscription List F. W. Hart. 3 38,000.00 Durbar Won Derby lous ae The bank was gener-|in the Naas valley district, has THE ROYAL PLAYERS
Rid Es SS °9'903.35 ee on ous in the arrangements and the|just returned to the city after a
THE NORTHERN B, ©, AGRIGUL- The latter price is on scows| A wire to Fitz reports the} banquet was a great success. ivip up the valley, He says the IN
£ | e . ‘ : : :
TURAL AND IND ‘ slivered on the streets, ; ») . been won by Se oinereennnceia oemro spring salmon fishing is im-
USTRIAL ASSN. and not delive! grand Derby to have :
will The Georgetown Sawmill also aa i Th ond annie uc 10)Nn. a e ~ Vancouver Holds Cup proving but not very good yet. The Great English Comedy
'l open noxt week. j f } / an. urbar © sovun . -
theese A list o put in a price for half the quan Oe end ths (aia. | ootantionll aniiiiibcna cee a eases The most noticeable movement “CHA
re vriding, together with Lity of spruce at $15,722.35, was Hapsburg § Y FURNISHED @ Daily Ne up there is the number of set-|
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looal sot MH ougenr te Ae The tenders were left to thejter the Great In the sweep-|} HOME vanes May 27.—The V. A.|tlers going in to take up agri- 60—t h
een SO AN eaaeee | 1 of worl stake W_-J. Owen Was. Firat Weis hth A |‘ Lacrosse ¢lub, holders of the}|eultural lands on the Naas. The ughe a Minute—éo
fi ward oO OTRAS ae a ¢ ae a04 FE nt ve, y, 3 ; :
ub tubeoriinene are requested to ning $236, Gus Lungren was se-|§  joog ‘= couneenk wee, Pease | Mann cup, representing theljreport of the proposed railway
: ¥ the Secretary of the amount Teacher—Why don't you washtond and D. G. Stewart third, The | moatty tha renee eres, home amateur lacrosse champion: hip|has induced many to go in, par-
~y will dor “hone 498. your face before you come to|wire came in one hour after the without reserve Saturday, May 90, g/Of the world, held their (ith tol/tieularly on the lands above Prices: 250, 350, 50e,
©. Box 1682, Money payable RO eer vsuld see that}/race was won today at 2:30 p, m, {the trophy against the Calgary Aiyansh., Reserved Seats l
September tet, had egg for breakfast this a jteam., The visitors were de- nae Oninal D PR ae
ad @&g j " : . \
No other form of cottsction Ie parning : You will soon be able to pur-| FRANK #1... LANDES |feated in three straight games,| Take your wife to dinner at| edad out a cor
a C orning > ; } .
“'NOrlzed by the Association. Tommy—Please, no mum; the chase local shingles, made in| Auctioneer Phone 18 3 (he total score being 17 to 2 for|the London Cafe these hot days. | VO. Oa Kighih Bt.
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ebanas Slege was yesterday morning Port Edward (oat: ithe Vancouver team, 118tf| eoeine
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