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GRUNTY GRUNDY SAYS:
THE DAILY NEWS
ip Prince Rupert’s leading Paper x orf se Stag tnd tal a. Sie oie
CLEAN RELIABLE ALIVE about the Ear Grey's Rifles
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CNR. LOAN PASSED WITH GOVT. MAJORITY OF 57

 

SEAMAN’S UNION CLAIMS EMPRESS WAS UNDERMANNED--VAN HORST SENTENCED TO DEATH

HANSON ADMITS GOVT. DEAL [RUPERT Bic DRY DOCK RELIGIOUS SERVICES HELD

WITH P. R. HYDRO-ELECTRIC CO. hai! OVER SCENE OF DISASTER

 

| See the Biggest Floating Dock Bes
MEMBER TRIES To SHIRK ‘RESPONSIBILITY BY PUTTING IT on the Coast TRIBUTES PAID TO DEPARTED —1,024 024 LU», ~inG TO
up TO CITY COUNCIL—SAYS CITY SHOULD MAKE PRO- ' oh ee : OFFICIAL RECORD—450 WERE SAVED
TEST BUT GIVES LITTLE HOPE OF SUCCESS | Prince Rupert's $3,000,000 dry it a
Sp atti | dock proved one of the chief at- (Special to The Daily News | tributes were paid to the de-
r blicity given by The jowed the Prince Rupert city jtractions for the business men} Qyebec, June 3.—The liner | parted.
oe ‘ews to the deal the pro-|charter bill to go through. of Seattle and Tacoma when the|Megantic, inbound, held service| The complete official returns
eovernment made with Prince Rupert, June 1, 1914 Magee ace . 2 ‘os =~ Sunday’ sftermout. over Ue apo give 1,024 as the number los and
A Tani Bino Gentiomen:’ 1 bee to direct ‘your ‘at po ee eraas any OF the visilorsiwhere the Empress of treiand|452 saved. Of the bodies recov-
ho P e Rupert ydro-Elee- spent the short time here looking} poets. Impressive and touching|ered 95 have been identified.

ention to the application of the Prince |
tent application ) ince jover the big plant and were pro-

|fuse in their admiration of the| > rap z ee ee eee ee

to a ak He. sages oeuc) REDISTRIBUTION BILL TODAY —

partment at Victoria | ‘ : .—, 4
inte ‘ ans jat the G. T. P. wharf at 2:30.
: ’ protest a Manso1 The files in the department show that
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‘ ; A ‘ s it Y ) at | eP |G. R, Naden, president of the
es t ft ntion © |board of trade, and the mayor,
\ Manson, M. P. P.,\to apply for approval of its undertaking | 1

i t f the intention of the company |
j}With a number of the business

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\ Rupert Hydro-Electric company for ap |
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Vilham Manson has yroval of its undertaking under the water
wen heard from. He id- act, which is now before the water de

 

 

etter to the eity council ! was

published in the Dally News of this | |men, members of the board —of Ser et
he admits the deal in a ty in August, 1913, but it does not ap ltrade and citizens. were present LIKELY TO BE MADE LAW AT ONCE—C. N. R. BILL PASSED
ed way and attempts tO | pear tat any action was taken at the | to greet them. THIRD READING—GOVT. MAJORITY IS REDUCED TO 67
under by Claiming the; me py the city council of Prince Ru | Admiral F. H. Alexander, who Tet ai a ae

f should have acted in| pert asking to be heard in connection | Special to The Daily News house today.

was the host’of the party, pre-
before. with the matter to ensure viiai the rights His Majesty” King George V. sented his guests to the city’s re- Ottawa. “Jone* 8 the’. padin® The Canadian Northern guar-

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| be noticed in the com- jor the city were not encroached upon antee bill passed its third read-

 

S Born June 3, 1865 presentatives and the visitors}ipipution b 8 y agree ’ 1 ;
that very little hope While ‘in Wiekestke Mepentiy a ctlaa a | , | catia’. Een: “welaked ai: owe ee iribution bill is now agreed on b ling last evening. The govern-
that the provincial | protest as per enclosed copy against fur I the auto fleet. There was a hur- the committee and comes to the|ment majority was 57.

 

 

WISE easel organ |e soo 8] RUPERT IS THE CENTRE COLTS AND RIVETERS "1," the main Sent ang , ce: Aa dane eee
ald fo ‘syhen. ‘he l- Continued on Page 2 GREAT MINING DISTRICT PLAY LIVE GAME) <eundea. "|ALL STAR BALL TEAMS — VAN HORST SENTENCED
F bea embars of the beard WILL PLAY THREE GAMES FOR MURDER OF JAP
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FIFTY-FIVE THOUSAND © YESTERDAY’S BASEBALL
MEN MAY GC ON STRIKE. ea ee a

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G. R. Naden Has Greater Confi- at Fifth inning the Youngsters Se we wculat a ea kA BEST aise
dence Than Ever in Future te Ne ee ete eee Yee

of This City a oe of ene ee |miral Sampson pulled out fare-|Aggregation From the Interior Killed Jap in Gulf of Georgia

eae Sort git well voca indulgences were| League Will Meet Team From Last Winter—Will Expiate

The Colts and Riveters played | passed back and forth. City League This Week Crime August 19

have just been in @ neW/, sipong game last night on the| Bee ee i —
jpart of this country,” said G. R.|MeBride street diamond Kve ny EMPRESS THEATRE Prince Reaneed itd aha fans Special to The Dally News)

| Spokane 10, Tacoma 2 Naden to The Daily News today,!in spite of the rain there was a Ti are going to have several days of Vancouver, June 3.—George

Bd Seiad [oat mre, SUA eee oon? good attendance and_ plenty of | Cleopatra Pidtures in Six Reets|}ai) now. E. Y. Cole, secretary Van Hotst has been sentenced to

go, Junie fhe engi inwilas A Onkiand- 0. } Ice I is t le Centt¢) enthusiasm. | for Wednesday and Thursday : be hanged on August 19 for the

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Strike Vote Being “Taken by All) nings
Western Engineers and Fire= (ois. 9 Victoria 4
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ob marue. has 6 > ;
the greatest mining district in| The youngsters show improve- eee Tea of the City league, a8 oueelee murder of Owaga, a Japanese
arrangements for a series Of|boaiman in the Gulf of Georgia

nd firemen on all the] San: Fransisco) Venioa 6 i fpete
all America. ment in all departments of the Countless thousands of men,

of Chicago except the Sa Avhinanio S. Dorllanaudy

three games with a star ball

Bn cific , \ z The president of the board of! e The held the hes | last winter. The murderer ¢
acific ¢ AKIN i gain rey ele 1¢ 1AVV- ll women an children ceattare E fast winter. i¢ muraerer an
Va pee OKIE -S American Pit a es aT ern sucha : women and children, scattered|ioam picked from the interior avis pads
egotiation on wage] Chicago 2. Detroit 5 a accompanied a mining nan!hitting Riveters at their mercy.}over the length and breadth of eee The Pye pe eaperiel ae companion named Lester were
hours of duty being} cg pouis 3, Cleveland 0 Jup the Kitsa {river at the head/Volpey and Manson, battery for/the earth, have awaited with err hitadad edunine with cares fugitives from justice attempting

Fifty-five thous . ishington } Stew Yorks of Alice Arm, Some twenty miles |the Colts, did star work. Fea- jkeen anticipation the release of}... ;, aces cae <i at wes to escape at the time of the

nvolved. phil Iphi ietar : in they examined the surface|{ure plays were made by Hunt! + eopatra” by the Helen Gard-}, fa i t Tl i i OFAe:
nil iphia 2-4 POSTON Gee s i i . € i i - ons ¢{ Ss re Tha ;
National jhe rs ngs of a ates property |and Ratchford for the Colts and ner picture players. Infinite a = all ee a ae, ta. ae ian
SEAMEN’S CONVENTION 7 Apiiniec ses ie eves is: Oh iby Brooks for the Riveters pains were taken to make the].;,, 1 ‘A ee "Closing Old Store
: Pittsburg 3, Chicago 7 jother Granby The deposit dif- Ratchford for the Colts won a picture the most profound ex- Last abecane Saarbeiilgtctlens
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DECLARES ON DISASTER | nnat pony ae s 5. fers s ‘copper, but the cae new hat at Martin O'Reilly's, he| pression of motion picture art ove Oe oan eee tes ei The Aone -Wicthiag <a
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| . | I 5 aS) bringing in the only home run ever achieved As a tragic ro- 1] Pee ems going to close down the old stire
New Yor »_7, Phila. 9-0 igood id just as extensive the game mane aside from torial art lp Ripactady hieeckes. 1 all tk hat
ance, aside fro ictorial art- 1" . ae ie é » stock é re
ony Loss of Titanic and Empress | Phi: s is by no means the only Coltat -B. MoDanals BH steph hdetobare o ta dies fe This should make some reaj}j@2d a 1¢ stos k in that store
as Due to Undermanned Ves- | Hindus Will Return to Orient |property in the Ailee Arm coun-|J. Ratchford, W. Anderson, F.| tensity. its clearness and vigor.| =?” sport. will be sold off in the next week
sels and Unskilled Crews ‘ : ‘si The four |!?y, Dut it looks to be the biggest|Laboi, 8. Weston, Joe Ratchford. | j, SlaenE denumatial § atinuity _ or so. Their new store has been
( ime 2 ‘ oO ro | ’ s sple se e al ¢o ; é .
Hindus that wrrived }One. The man whi spected it}Manson and Volpey. ind. gripping. beauty, its. fulne o Will Demonstrate Here fitted up with new goods entirely
re Deny i our pee jwill report to his p cipals and Riveters Graves Brooks f ams cy ; 1 ene so they will not allow any of the
ate oe n the steamer Komagato , f dramatic and emotional qual- j . M i al ‘ehar ;
ne 3 Che Inter iM ink decided that |it is possible that a bond will be! Thoeby, Walker, Franks, Glea-| j4;, Bt av etandard . nok cies t. C. Mink, professional sharpjold store’s stock to be brought
a ave all ecider f ’ j 28, Be a standart o Tore cee m -
Ss union In con-j) i bility rit aken out and the property test-|son, Morgan, Collins and Sper sttained shooter, arrived on the Princejin, The old store will be closed
Ww fe no yOssib Oo i é 21, —p aise
S DaRseA 8 Fesoiu to Car nd they e ad Unfortunately, one of the/cer Mi Helen Gardner i lor Rupert this morning and left on}Thursday and Friday to get ready
nto anada, ane By °, ss ellen rarane S a gior- i . > :
declares that the Peete Ifirst big expenses wor be to} The seore: Co ‘es or-tthe train for the interior. H}for the sale, which starts Sat-
: al iwccordingly return to the} as ; ious poem as Cleopatra. Che}, coe Sa ee
i Empress disaster ; build a trail up the valley The | Colts 9 $6: cD Ande 19 P will be up the line a week o- ten jurday.
Orie They have abandoned} i part would tax the art of a Bern-|!.,, ‘ : : ;
undermanned ves- lgovernment has spent many | Riveters 6. ee ee. ¢ , f days and will then return to epic oeremsicncpenia isan ties ENS AES
nai {tempts to make a landing ey AAR 7 Avail : hardt Miss Gardner's rhythmic Prince Rupert, where he will give :
lied crews ousands oO allewed ails Py is % a rt, Te 3 3 ‘has J : . ‘
} by legal process or any|ii on. put uy n i ; ui beauty and dramatic instinets,|, déinonstretion. of kuadteal Chas. E, Bennett, who owns
es naihad They are. con rere, DU lére 1S I way for a] George Frizzell returned from| he intellectuality culture and|- . > considerable property on First

with rifle, shotgun and revolver.

Mrs Templeman Dead pack horse to get in yet.
Smithers vesterday, where he has|delicacy have combined in her He uses Dominion ammunilien{#vonue is in: the Bity for a tee

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1m “Pamiilitnan witel t eturn and the steamer will ; ial a heen putting a cold storage plant| work to vivify and ennoble the and represents that company.|days on business, Mr. Bennett
I i accordingly leave for the other ihe ally News Is alwayh tin his braneh market. Smithers|character of “Royal Egypt,” even}, 7 cal X
ster of inland revenue : rhe local manager of the West-|has not been here in five years
. side with all of them on board.|worth more than the price, but!is quiet just now as a result of|as ernhardt’ might have done at A 5
| er cabinet. died on : ; 2 ern Explosives will arrange the}and he naturally does not recog-
hee tent in A ca valch bas been kept on|today it is doubly so \ idver— | the interrupted train service.|the age of twentv-—six Her cos.
5 ist at the family resi : : , / demonstration here nize the shack town of that time
; . 4 the steamer as it remains in the|tisement in this issue will bring} The freigh packers are again|lumes are truly gorgeous, repre- in. thas die has Ru ‘ eae
Loria She bas been ; tan . ‘ { Y sleds : : . or : oT mee - “ince pert oO oday.
hark: \ patrol has been kept|ten cents if presented to the|working between Smithers and/senting not merely, money, but m
ore . asonic Grand Lodge Mr. Bennett is registered ¢ .
tine, growing Wweak- up about the vessel by the im-|party named therein, Hunt it up.'Burns Lake, exquisite taste, thought and § ees registered at the
he past week, when it migrati« 1uthorities, who de- a } culture. in several scenes she ni : bet
parent that the un-|oiaig that none of them would |wears shawls and draperies that he city lodges of the A. F. and Sa ee

test she had waged

AEP AREA RRA AR ARORA A a UR UR UR UR RR RR aR RR ere niade in Eeypl hundreds of \. M. will have the masters of Gen. Supt. W. €. C. Mehan,
Cheerful philosophy and

vx Jet land in Canada if they
the lodges with their wives ac-|who has been up the line for sev-

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wiih cae are eee CORE. Zlover fifty thousand dollars, company the grand lodge offi-jera! days, returned yesterday.
ter could not last much | gappiINAL RICHELIEU’S WARD * | ' 2 cers from Vancouver to Prince|The repair work on the fills is
c m WLeESS Ca r ¥ Rupert on the Princess Alice,|}going on steadily and yesterday
* HAZELTON BOXING FANS ; ) erday
rempleman was born in At the Westholme Opera House 7] WITNESS 10 ROUND DRAW which has been chartered to con-]a work train got through to. Rose ,
Place, Ont., on Sept. 23, Tonight === * | mes vey the grand lodge to this port.]Lake. It will be a week or ten ‘ hae
8 daughter of Mr. and Bs Ald. T. MeClymont is master of|days before freight is taken 7 eS
N ] r r y | sjoxing fans of Hazelton wit-],, 4
bh Bond. She was mai lhe story of Cardinal Riche- O- NIGH AND HURSDA | ; rsimpsean lodge and will leave|through. | ti
1860.7 ‘eatndins to Al ie slo - o y|nessed a fast 10 round contest} pepe in time to join the Princess om 2: ‘
Where her husband lier tia. Bismarck oF Frenm THE GREATEST MOTION PICTURE EVER MADE ¥ | last Monday evening when FrankjAlice. J.C. MeLellan, now living i
ind conducted the Al-|has furnished material for man) 7|Smeathers of Prince Rupert and/in Vancouver, is the master of fe
Gazette, In 1884 Mr.}Jromances, novels and pes ane Helen Gardner * Gas Allen of Fort George, bat Desa) aan and will Sain” ‘dhe EST HO LM i
! nan came to Victoria,|latterly has been use¢ exten- | He “ a draw before a largelparty there, They sail on June a
" the following year, be|]sively in the production of mov- 2) crowd, {6th. H
ed by Mrs. Templeman, jing pictures Phe last and best * The decision df Referee O'Neil i . I
Ae german rnareerien ss 5% fot New Hazelton was a popular Pantorium Pioneer Cleaners. OPERA HOUSE a
M ind Miss Sawle, who have|reel Thanhouser feature entitled + om
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ed last evening. Miss|which will be shown at the IN SIX REELS side bet, the date to be announe-|* * * * * * * * * ** * * *** 4
S leaving for the east on| WW estholme opera house tonight ed later. A prominent New Haz-|* * MAGNIFICENT DOUBLE } ‘et’
lia elton boxing supporter is back-]* SUBSCRIBERS NOTICE * FEATURE PROGRAM Py
res | Keys Lone comedy, In the Egypt's most beautiful woman and queen. Direct from Vaneouver ing Smeathers and has already|* _ * |
veereng Clutches of the Gang with Ford and now running in New York City to crowded houses; and the sweet y deposited the money for a fifteen] * Money for subscrip- * 6 ri | Ri h li W es
Sterling in the title role Chis singer yx | round contest, * tions should not be paid * a Na IC e bu S ard :
$8 000 makes one of the strona, oe a 7 —_——_—_____— * to delivery boys nor to * IN FOUR REELS § fi
; s ever presented a 1e 2 h d * i . else w ; AB
: 9 ble bill pM Santee tai Marie dS epar * | Geyser in Action " any ons else without an * And the rip-roaring, two- of ;
‘akes Second Avenue fot near Westholine and # io a) : y * official receipt from The * reel ah.
MoBride : is st delightful even- Special to The Daily News) * D: - oes +
( patrons a * daily News, which will be *
wner will sell Lot 19, Block 14, : ; a nent will sing her latest songs at each performance. * San Fre ahaa Final eae ei i 5 oS
Section 1, for Ings entertal : Prices: 150 and 260. Performances at 7:30 and 9:20 p. m. : re} ; ted \ Me i in vet yon ue : eet a. a 1 ¥ : maveTens Cone ica
epo “ oleano actlio o MAL. paymen laving een Seg
$21 000 J. KE. Oppenheime! president Torr Te y Lassen is now stated to be only’* made Subscribers re- ¥ In the Clutches of the Gang f
, eu fantinental Development You cannot afford to miss this Great Feature. First and Only Time Here 4 a zevser . F * ; I A
i *8,000 cash, balance at the a wa : , ; the Rupert today The most remarkable photographic as well as dramatic sensation .* x , \ 7 rg : a eo wee : Fal kt ¢ ;
f three years . % 0,, aPrPived py ite th tl lotures—6,000 feet of fascinatl a wa ne ’ ariy should notity is Admission: . 4156 and 25e¢ 4
me Teeny; intereas. 8% to consult \ the manager of Ro freee. Sree Sf Of fenoinating,: eaulnesinping -romanoe. ; Mrs. T. W. Glaholm of Vic-|*® office at once.—Manager. * Childe ° is
BOX 72 DAILY News the compa! came down + toria 18 a Buest of Mrs. (Judge) |* * shildren, 10¢ %
Crone ppo pens Henn Carnal Faint didininindininiddioioidinioitiniininionininctetcioeieiieieteirttrieteiieies ate} Young for a couple of weeks. KKK KKH KR KR HRRKH r