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THe DAILY NEWS GRUNTY GRUNDY. SAYS:
y Prince Rupert’ feading Paper ¥ ‘Poatdend will recognize the his- .
AN RELIABLE ALIVE “toric event of linking up the @. T. .
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REDISTRIBU TION BILL WILL PASS COMMONS THIS WEEK-BOUNTY ON HAIR SEALS CANCELLED
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DISTRIB Cut Through Wharf +4 4 Ee ee NEW METHODS EMPLOYED |
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e Evans was docking|* LOSING TRADE FOR * w:
| LIKELY PASS HOUSE THI ng between 4 and 5|* RUPERT * Few people in Rupe snOW | :
misunderstanding of|* *' much of the inner w gs on a
ul te t ip neta dr cre a : Potggtee tw see that The * such a concern as the Prince Ru-| ,.
depa ent ) ut the ship full|*® Daily ews is showing up * i B
yn ONLY FEW POINTS OF DIFFERENCE WITH COMMITTEE—LI- . va d ahead at ad of full eet ee at a, aavehanae «| pert Dairy That company has} 2
BERALS WANT CUMBERLAND WITH NANAIMO — istern and as the result the ves-|* salmon fishing licences on #*/| forty Cows and secures about 200] 4:
SKEENA SEPARATE DISTRICT |sel plowed through about sixty|# Skeena River, emarked a *!gallons of milk per day, some} ¥
he Daily News) +) re the Northland Dock bring-|#* business man today We *!cows milking as high as seven
ie "1 p . ph ation f Riehmond, | iy ip with her bow in the of-|* have been led | believe by * gallons per das The cows are}
i a ee 7 he Liberals objecting to wiping | fice buiid ng, smashing the dock!* the politicians that this * of the Holstein bred, brought di-
vas introc ee Richmond Ir Ontario th ing the underpinning on the|* policy was going to make */ reetly from New York, and are!
7 mmons ¢ at Liberals object | the boundar } Idings eccupied by Smith's ;* salmon fishing a whiteman’s */ highly recommended for the de-
: hree mares of jies of Kent Nat imo is the on- | Candy Store and P. F. Gilmore's \* industry but { does not *|licaey of their milk. It is used,
a special com-jly point in Western Canada dis Market. |# seem to have that effect In * exelusively for infants and ehil- |
he passe d before | puted The Liberals want the * faci from statements made *| dren wherever! t is possible to
end of the week.) mining district of Cumberland Pink Salmon as Advt. * to me by cannerymen there *) Obtain it. The cows have all been | ‘
five cases where /included in this constitueney in eS) * are more Japs in the Skee. *! government tested for tuber-
rs eee n te stead f Comox-Atlin The e] Advantage taken of the low!* na this year than ever be- * culosis.
the parties niectoral district of Skeena is to 4 eee
y hig 2 Sy ’ there is mprise en ; etricts of S a , {price by the great chain stores | fore It is the a \“ a . Mr. Shafer, the manager of the
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Manat Phatlend Aiiis of the Rest-t6 ude cannesatinah i ing eul it and th : mpany, is just installing a new
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Norway Packing Co., “has led to -— —- but only takes out the impurities.
la cons tion of the odunt 3 They also, of course, fhave§ a
further Particulars About the Citizens Will Have a Lively Dis- ,,,, sehiiie con na Pres Te en cream separator *
Youth Who Was Shot by cussion With City Council that will practically cles s a 4 good game of baseball in the An interesting et in connec-
practica an out al am baseball in th 1 interesting fact i nne
Robbers Friday Evening stocks now on hand before the! Cit, League contest was held|tion with the business is that the
jadvent f this season's pac ’ 200° gallons ore é supplies |
ct ia What promises: to be -a lively | oe . A ea is k oo — Ink ve the Terminals the ely Waa areas thes }
ida the disat session of the City Council has] THE WEATHER defeated the Colts In the early |.» feeding ten calves to take
g ©. Jd. MeQueen | bee irranged for Friday night. | sa jpart of the game Crane piiched | care of the surplus milk.
nad offices of thelT be a special meeting for| Furnished by F. W. Dewling | 0" the Colts but had to be taken : ee
Canada wh ri the discussio f the plank road-| Observer out and replaced by Valpey. Man- The regular menthly meeting
eatiakS” Wiens iy: wiiauania ak Sentence in- | - json caught fer the Colts. The\of the W.C.T.U. will be held to-|
ne Map terested property owners are in |For the 24 hours ending 5 a.m. | feriminal battery were Vogue night at the home of Mrs. W, T.
eek and has t oa) attend Aen th . June 44, 19144 jand R. Rogers. The score at the| Kergin at 8 o'clock.
s 4elands are a 7 a4 ee 4 v Sea ae eens pend of bhi game was {18-14% ‘in ; |THE MOST EXCITING SCENE ON THE ENGLISH STAGE AT
} is his disap-|echeme fi bakiica Vchasieiai eee ter reduced to sea favor of the Terminals f 5 roomed ‘modern apartment, PRESENT
sil ai sill aid se st aah Aaa te ae pe aa 30.4 ‘3 | Charles Embleton of the Ter-/on sewer, $35 per month. Ready | f re s Cane end of Ca Avin theakwee lay by. Edward
5 8 : Highest temperature : 55.0 jminals won the Martin O’Reilly'} June 15th. M. M. Stephens & tL comes a ? ns my LAR) ress, a play a at wa
Ait the meeting last week the tiiaet inmmarhtnre 160 7 Gh tai 132-4-6 Knoblauch, There is no time wasted on chatter or epigram.
ma eceived on{citizens protesting against the] ~ Mee : ; . | The brief episode advances with Greek-like rapidity. It
x it was iea plank roads had it al! thet own | ee shows first the mannequin’s life in front of the curtain, and
i “4 f young Mc/|way but it is said that the mem- 9 “| after behind, when she is alone with the manager. “Miss”
i 10.30 o'eloc mibers of the City Council who a L GREY S WAS PURELY | Gladys Cooper, as the mannequin, hears him discussing her
i he intersection} determined to put through the 1 “HUGHES SAYS EAR | with a friend. “No, dear boy; ['m just breakin’ in one of
| istings streets. | de ge scheme have two ¢ my girls.” This is the last straw. The mannequin seizes a
the Pantages thea- | three tizens coming up to take glittering pair of scissors and plunges it through the cur-
8 sos LIBERAL POLITICAL ORGANIZATION == :
then i e | Severa names were mentioned
i and to aca rut the were names of citizns 5
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; ME ox io to sotukea nts cole ts ac Whitewash the Action of the Government---Makes Several | PROVED ADE ED FROST

; EEDR AGIA an. nome. bustacbectia vecreations | Misstatements of Facts in Defending the Case | si
ee man: | ui aah hiivne ' ‘SILVIA PANKHURST WAS ARR ESTED AND POLICE BROKE °
ion: 8 is eeeiit Lane Tr MeOaTGS the chanenic | a: | UP MARCH — SYLVIA TAKEN TO JAIL FOR THE

ime alarmed and The disbandment of Earl Grey's Rifles was brought up in Parliament a few days ago. Mr. | EIGHTH TIME

eomi | ithrie, of South Wellington, oullined the case as reported by The News and the Minister of
, my “LIQUOR LICENCES | { t \ : ral res M: . contradicts “that and | Bppcial to. The Delly: News months imprisonment for ineit-

ilitia admits that was disbanded for poiltical reasons. Clements

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: ats ie ake | { WERE ALL RENEWED says there was no politics in it. The citizens of Prince Rupert know very well that polities rieanen, June {1—-Sylvia Pank-/|ing language in Hyde Fark. She

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Wor detectives e at the bottom of They know that particularly because the best element in the Conserva- |burst was not permitted to ap- | was conveyed to Holloway gaol.
the case in hat ve Party revolted at the coarse deal and said so at a public meeting. The following gives the | proach Westm nster to interview rhe procession struggled on
ae ver The City License Commissioners | exbatim report from Hansard jthe Premier. Before. the proces-| without a leader but by the time
eg. Made Renewals at Meeting }sion had gone a mile Sylvia was \it reached the Strand the police
it ms per bia Yesterday Mr. Hughes: [ do not know) jected I regret that my bon. ately to the very best militia Se¢?-Jarrested for the eighth time. She} had little difficulty in dispersing
\ ‘\ “l fe h 1 4 meeting OF Whe: ofty-dinena {ina there is anvthing else of|fr «nd from South Wellington vice that we can give it. has since been sentenced to six|the parade.
it ori this a 1 a als esterday . :
ide of this state ne held ; ue da jw ch my hon. friend spoke had not the facets in hand seo is So far as Captain Stork is |—o whens -
. - wit Lhe enewal of the liquor ;
fficials refuse is » for con 5 ay Mr. Guthrie: Prince Rupert t. give the House the true condi- |coneerned, who had charge of} YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL JOHN BEATTY DIED
ther information tw They were all renewed Mr Hughes; | do not know jt ou. of affairs regarding the mi the Karl Grey Rifles, if there has |
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yk vill be re rl May presided, the otherlanyvthing about it, except fromdiitia at Prince Rupert. I defy him|been any controversy at all, i FROM AN ACCIDENT
is ( ; k clerk . . |
“ bank e¢] member: wing W. M. Wright|the reports which I have receiv-Jor anv other unember, either by|has come through Captain Stork Rorthweetere ke plat poe ee eee
t al azelton i few ‘ y ’ . re | ° Jort ‘ , ictortia 3
when t} | ; ,,, and Ald Maitland led. There is one company there.| orpesponaenee or otherwise, to|and his own particular friends are Le Vict Fay : Verdict of Coroner's Jury on
He it mans Col cation was received e it was j ‘ | Seattie 4, Spokane :
otataatt he \ i eceive The report came in that show that polities eptered intoland not through the Conserva ; : ert te ‘0 Sailor Found Drowned
from George Fortip that he would|/a purely political organization, ancouver 4 Tacoma 6 { ii
1 . atter, so far as Aon altives of © of Prince ert. | j
al thousand dol-) jake an application in June forland we have enough evidence to}the matter, so far as the’ militia || the oily of Pt Ruper nnings, A coroner’s inquest was held
| j AT e . ‘ P Saar .
le still carries the 1 license for a 70 room hotel tol]snow that it was so at Prince Rupert is concerned. When T set out the list of officers American found drowned Tucaday’ in cake
head ; ' a akin 7 { oh ‘ z ound dro ec esdi ie B
, : i ha se 4ltne erected in the cits rhe le Mr. Macdonald: To show that | A year or more ago the officer) « king the city of Prince Rupert Washington 0. Chicago 2. Bas Teo verdipi.aws y
eof his nose e 1s] . ‘ : a | eron vt t e > as ac-
bate ¥ jer was filed the volunteer Company was a po- | commanding at Victoria, B. C.,)to accept the fou: companies Boston 8&8, Detroit 2. 9
; “ | A. Carss, representing Frank |jitical organization? recommended the abandonment | )).), sed by the Militia Depart Philadelphia 8, Cleveland 2 ciden i veh ky * . Op
Clapy, appeared asking that M1 Mr. Hughes: That is the only |of the Earl Grey’s Rifles at Prince) j,.)). | distinetly stated that. so| New York 5, St. Louis 3 MeOnGalion TAL. BCA ae ae
p's yplicatio " t n *her as ¢ ami ' are he ar
Sates Auscsa ee ee ee : _ th company that was there—the |Rupert. There was a demand ‘for| far as political matters were con- National round Ae: SR
ig) in ; he wa or ee Ranl  Grov'as Owns Rifas, Thasrnaen artillery, and [ took the|cerned, I, representing that con-| Chicago 1. New York 4 Government Agent J. H, Me-
jcity and the plans of the hot og ; matter up with the Minister of} .} ; : | : Mullin officiated as coroner. The
Se : is ea stituency, would not allow them Pittsburg 2, Boston 14 ian iclaled as coroner, Me
: ee Ihe proposed building do not meet|company was organized there and] yijitia and Defence. Owing to]to enter into the choosing of the Cincinnati 8, Philadelphia 2. jury were: Th, Collart, forman,
++ eto cocopeoveccccccccooooen| Will the requirements if the}the demand was made for a new/{he very great cost it would en-|. Noara:: ok: the Hour naar en: St Louis 6. Brookivn 4. 41 in-] 5: Green, W..D. Vance, W. a. meee
new city by-law which had not : ; . tail nin his y ‘ : ; rn 5 ; ‘ .
now regiment. It was pointed out|tail to establish heavy artillery} panies. Gaptain Stork was plac-| nines Kinley, FF. C. Dawson and J,
YOUR LAST CHANCE come into effect vet This ques nae : ee eee a ae ‘ > a°k me : mS edit l : cf 1s plac Mas - Py ye
that there was already a com-jat Prince Rupert, it was recom-j|ed on the reserve list. as is the Coast Lorne McLaren.
tion was allowed to stand untill any there. The officer in charge|mended that the Earl Grey’s|custom in all such cases. [ un Oakland 2, Portland 11 Evidence was given by one of
-Nj ¢ H T i: The granted ¢ of this company wanted to have|Rifles be abandoned, as was pro-| derstand that he and other offic Los Angeles 4, San Franciseo|the eleetric light employees as to
Phe renewals were granted as}oqmmand of the new regiment.|posed, I believe, during .the|ers apparently imagined that, { the deceased being in the power
the Wonderful Wild follows: Corley & Burgess, for}? understand that he wanted to|regime of the late Government. |heing strong Liberals in that Sacramento 0, Veniée 4 house about 2 a.m
i { , uo » ) me fe “ ° 4 | > °
Animal Pietures ihe itoyal; A. J. Prudhomme, for!),. ‘jt’ all through, to run the|I was asked if I would accept ajtown, they were out of it lf Robert Reid, who was unload
fy : > Pe , ’ ' : - ~ oe ‘ 2 “1d, o as 0 -
PAUL R the Savoy; Olier Besner, i918 ms whole show. He was not so rec-|four company battalion at Prinee|there is any trouble or anv cor- ing lumber durin th night
- 5 tochester for ) : ’ B © ,
AINIES AFRICAN Knox; J, Y, Rochester, for the lon mended by the officers in cone| Rupert, and I acquiesced. I may jrespondence, it comes through Waste tx Rus Mate thought he had heard a ‘i: I
. ; ig or . ’ 5). oug : ac ear a 8s
HUNT Empress; W. H. Wright, for me trol, and the result is, he is not{tell the hon. members who have jthat souree, and the Militia De but heard nothing mor yore we
(1. hace en ate Slack or . : . . ’ ieo. Fortin, o » For , “ f g more.
Al rHE Windsor; Peter Bla fol the] i, not had the pleasure of visiting | |}partment here are not to blame ” rorun, of ihe Forks toa \ member of the crew of th
: nn}: 7 , ras , . a, Pe . . : . > Cre 0 4
Central: and Fred He re M Mr. Clements: I regret that 1]|Prince Rupert that it is a magni- | The city of Prince Rupert was| in Vaneouver, has been in the Pringe Rupert iaantien ae é
ce ode { a Ine iar » ! ‘ > Te den ee > pew
EST H () L M manager of the Premier Hotel) a. not in my seat when the hon.|ficant city with a population of] entitled to what was provided for|¢ity for the past two weeks adr-| mains "
Company. The wholesale licenses amber f South Wellinet 7,000, which is | ‘rease | ‘ ar | ae
: asdanial member for South ellington|/, », Whieh 1 ound to increase jit: and so far as I am concerned, | ranging to build an hetel here. r ‘ tt ; Z
A were renewed to George Sweet! My Guthrie) referred to Prince|to 25,000 or 30,000 in the next representing that city, | am pre-| Mp. Rortir I recling alal es a cea de
Rate 5 . . or C t , ‘ -i Mr. Fortin rroposes erec yr Alabove me ( . ardie .
OPE R A HOUSE for the Beave he ik ne Rupert. IT would be remiss in my|seven or eight years. It is prob-!|pared to support the Militia De-| en" ld : eet See verdict and: the
al ‘ 8 i > » . seve ‘Mom br y ¢ arma. “eed . {
and W. 8 mere 1a v . Asch duty if I did not exonerate thejably one of the most important! partment in anything I recoin- eveniyaroom building of parma eT Te .
Also the Prince Rupert mportuing Minister entirely from the eriti-|points of British Coulmbia, and!mend in so far as that city 18 | iati structure. He is now nego- puttin
LINKING UP OF THE G.T.P pany cism to which he has been sub- [ am sure it is entitled immedi | Sisticinihs ail tiating for the ‘ease of property The Royal Cafe is the old, re-
.T. 5 on First Avenue, although he has|liable and popular dini
( ‘ Bring your film troubles to When Mr. Clements said the commanding officer at Victoria reeommended the disbandment |other sites in view Yestorday)of the city. You a pv Hg:
fa hildren 10¢ Aa Superior results and costs] a year ago he goes against the facts. At that lime that officer commended the corps here very |he announced to the license board} getting the best cuisine on a
‘Mission, 2he ¢ B35c , y ' > ay are 2 ‘@ ; p : , ee 7 , 7
a 0 mt ng , less. McRae Bros., Ltd it ay, peg and told them they were to be advanced to a battalion with Captain Stork in command that he would apply fer a license] service 126tf
10" if MD Second ij . hen Re apie late Government au ene the corps he again oversteps the ttuth in a few days, as soon as the Bod 2 ee
at Orff tlame we buy your o No such intention was ever communicates Mr. Glaments were aii honest ms ‘ ori oe
Gentlemen rn f ! ym a r, Clements were ai honest man, instead of ce property arrangemenjs can be The price is right and thd fev

 

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