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CALIF ORNIA CLAIMS WORLD’S MOST ACTIVE VOLCANO-SUFFRAGETTES PUT BOMB IN CHURCH
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CALIFORNI A S NEW VOLC ANO ATTORNEY GENERAL ‘SUFFRAGETTE’S BOMB = GRAHAM ISLAND OIL TRUE Bil | AGAINST JOHNSON
RATHER EVASIVE WRECKS A CHURCH WELL TO BE COMPLETED
CLAIMS A CURIOUS VICTIM = | CHARGED ATTEMPTED MURDER
Does Not Know When Provincial | Windows and “Pews Damaged But Already Down Eight Hundred
Sineesbhllinsili Public Works Will Valuable Painting and Fifty Feet—450 Feet | Ds i
yosT ACTIVE a sr na OF CRATER THROWING OUT Start Here Escaped Will Complete |ASSIZE COURT OPENED THiS MORNING BEFORE JUSTICE
ASHE AND DEADLY GASSES so Sect —-- - aes. a
—L. GRAHAM THE VICTIM Yes, we have had a splendid Special to The Dally News Vancouver, June 15 ntersiltl Orin auaians <caeee ona iT
1. Dafly News More than a mile new|Pleasure trip,” said the Hon, W London, June 15.—A bomb be-|in British Columbia oil possibili-| : nents linia
june 15,—Rocks | eraj eps akes the ewes the|J. Bowser to The Daily News, lieved to have been set by the |i ias took a substantial ‘form ves-| High Court opened this morn-]by Mrs. McArthur to the Gontin-
shes, smoke, fire most a ¢ volcano in the |,}when the Princess Sophia was in are a Seen eS terday. when a sufficient amount|i™s before Justice Morrison. TheJental Trust Co. as assignee.
are believed + he ica med as a vic on Saturday afternoon “This is sha a s Chureh, Hanover Square. | ‘ it i - t ; : | grand jury was sworn ip and his|Judgment was given for the
ym the crater of L. Grabam, who climbed up|the first time I have been north Three pews and the stained Wink. [CRE vee: COMMON EE FO OCE+ Lordship then presented to them|plaintiff setting aside the truns-
s wut from two ne ; { ie was struck by ajof Stewart and I enjoyed it very dows were damaged. The fami-jtinue the sinking of the well D0! the cases on the criminal docket.|fer of the lots to the husband on
«t shortly before m the mouth linuch. With the exception of a,°"* painting of the Last Supper|the property of the British Co-| 1» said the only one of any seri-|the ground of fraud and’ order-
couple of cloudy days, the weath.|2* 2° damaged. ’ lumbia Oil Fields, Limited, on] gusnss was the charge of at- jing a conveyance to ihe Gontin-
a er has been exeelient.. In about SMe crete {Graham Island. tempted murder against Johnson.]enutal Trust Company for the
(ANADIAN IN NEED OF j BRITISH DEFENCE a month's time Hon. Mr. Ross and DESPERATE BATTLE The well ce this property has] Johnson and a partner namedjbenefit of all the cera@riors.
A “LIFE PARTNER’ ON THE PACIFIC |; expect to make a trip through | been sunk 850 feet, but owing tO; Wright had a quarrel! over the|Judgment was given to the piain-
. Canada itally intersted in|!"0m Edmonton to Prince Rupert WITH REGINA POLICE. lack of funds work was discon-| division of their household ef-|tiffs for cost.
ys He Has “Home for a Nice re ? ver the Grand Trunk Pacific.’ nued a year ago fects and Johnson took down a Mrs. McArthur had conducted
Young Girl” me Sree val ‘forces on the When is the work on the new] Suspected i ahieures Misunses|. oe pave estimated that/pun and it was discharged, going|a business in the interior oui cf
Board of Guar we : 4 2 a de _ i i ise going " start 3. and Arrested After Battle aT wae Or cadiventonet ee oma eae ig cbobeatbrablnany wanes a eee
_ a } ‘ ia : of a s a soon as the plans are| on Streets nercial quantities The ia scalp cndli hina We Benson vs. Clayton
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ae \ a 4 Yormilain some Will that be this summer?’ Special to The Daily News i at eee of oil of the Peck (foreman), Robert G. Jar- eat ie ttl ee =
beh rc ‘ : Well, there have been several} Regina, June 15 After a des- | Hehest Known grade in this fleld/dine, David G. Stewart, Robert A. Me a for th » pl mee x “d
: Bn fe Vanadian, Aus-| i416 of plans, I will probably take|perale encounter with three po-|. of the most promising n8-/Statker, John M. B. Blyth, Robert ee ne ne
vic | Ne Zealand naval} ihat up upon my return.’ ice during «which  thirts i lure. All the surface seepages}4_ McGee, Joseph E. Merryfieid, for judsment on consent. Judes
: e parine Aime ath { be developed on fee ce ed : ~" lindicate oil of a paraffin wax base} payid H. Hays. George Smith,| ment was given to the plaintiff in
. I : w about the road around | volver shots were fired, a man],, , seca <a COR ; . Ss ’lthe sum of $5,225.55 and inter-
i means hel; ehens an which would|ihe island” lnamed Burrard was wounded and\— id huge pieces of pure paraffin] wijliam McG. Mason, (Arthur |e | ee a Fi
x lady ab } Pa co-operatio! , | i 4 ; jwax are frequently encountered | @ythper ai PR ae Ls ‘st and for a vendor's lein on
P } ste I dor know There was no|captured here at 15 this morn-! . Cuthbert, Llewellyn B Webster. lot 53. block 34. sectio 1. The
greatly n rt = " British ships appropriation for that this vear.|ine It is suspectel he is a now ba eenchivtenbamngelcmeebe.hodabsepesic,'2 \t 2:30 they returned a true a ul et, j a yore Ee ‘ 5
1a thing ( and some cam Wh ® a the crevices of the rocks. bill against Johnson. action was on an agreement for
. in | , Sak eee teins ae o Merg etna oN il si An expert driller, who previ- je sale for the balance due from
g a reques A Austra-|«ponae ede sina ao ‘; wusiv had charge of the work. n Chambers Clayton to Benson and this ac-
| I i ve : \ Zealand is de-} Wi fines tenia Ce nel AN ANTI-AMERICAN pert sent for aaa vat areas i Ww aii “= ae Se ec ae ae — an Suede et of
| a e:. on , : ‘ rhar Gwalis: - ocd ed here in a few. days. "he |the return of e grand jury’s re-}payment not bein e.
| Staffords} passed last Decem- , kaa - ark channel water | SENTIMENT CREATED necessary supplies of pipe, tools,| Port several cases were heard. Indian Got Divorce
! ivried. If ( g of a Pa-], Sn thDRArGaA tar dea Gite the vi zr eae one vr are be- Set Aside Transfer Isaac Shepard appiied for di-
Hike ai ba wie lend ait taint nae |Report of Recognition of Huerta nes anne gated and ea ar rer In the action of Kelly, Douglas|vorce from ,Maggie Sheppard.
ippre i i t See Mow atl heed Stirs up Sympathy for MOVENS confidently expect tole Go. Ltd.,.and the Continental|Both are Indians. The plaintiff
I propos wejVa \ wentst Se Tr in get is ee Constitutionalists fbring in a well within the next}. .y Go., Ltd., against Louisaj|lives at Port Simpson. His wife
K ins GQ N yy ext month. | ae es ee met ats irae i081 Rr eee J MeA.rthur and Frank B. Mc-'went to live with a man named
j cn. Mr. Bowser was accom-| Mi: apa \ ie : ff a lon: yehes a nk nnetat the Arthur, Mr. Manson appeared for | Sain Douce up the Skeena A de-
h j hi panied « Mrs. Bowser The| azaial riz., June 415 An | *ONg : Be , gg: the plaintiff and filed evidence in|#ree nisi was jpronounced in
hat |Minister «ec taken areund the|#nti-American sentiment is stir-|™°St Promismg in the €St.| negard to the title to certain lots|favor of the plaintiff subject to
“ by W M: MDP P., 3.8 ed up here to sympathize with a Ss eee one aon SP: TIONING, SONS te they | the Sung Of 8, eee ee
: s he} Mem Governmen Agent he Constitutionalists because of aera Cntihin ‘Sif aedueneane had been transferred to Mrs. eal ‘ale. The co-respondent and the
i : ea d 1a se ai represeiitatives of the | circulating reports of federal of- seh ete ea Pale ci rand but Arthur to her husband in Janu- | responde nt herself did not ap-
ld i reoples | Conse i ificials that the United States has : : as ~euines ary last just prior to an assign-j pear. A. M. Manson acted for the
s \ Phe Britannic | ; ; in Pitt Meadows and other dis-| ont for the benefit of creditors | plaintiff.
' fle i f sentatives of the agricnl- | decided to recognize Huerta iricts during the last week anc
: - ha a8 ee a society app! fied him on the success of the Graham Isl- — Pes ane
ha North Sak ae ,|the a n of s ‘o the|\CANADA RIFLE LEAGUE and venture will no doubt cause} THERE IS NO LONGER WANTS TO RAISE HOGS
io lebra THIRD SHOT OF SERIES) second Calgary boom for Bril- THE IDLE RICH, CLASS easel
ate n bo bors also f their a }ish Columbia oil fields | - | The Hubert Times says: “We
hss a n = vat Sta sai iret ee 2 at sat eee A prominent financial suappepss read in The Daily News of Rup-
Pp ae n - lib et h z he De i? stuar apt 30 33 32 95 | D . ' . . - t K {has ipa eee : urned pine a or thai 5380 hogs wer sent to
CLIC OFFICER shot | Pacit } ew tine jon. Brow 29 34 31 94) Round trip excursions to et- | Britain, iells an interesting siory|]ijhe United States and that alto-
ar eee ‘| sKa = : Ww. Brows 3432 tg chikan, Wrangell, Juneau, Sitka,)of the disappearance of the idle|eether 26 cars of hogs represent-
‘ 5 is i : e ind ns or —SS ee c fe petenmeor a 32 33 33) and a a8 the oe eee rich. These people were accus-|jing a value of more than $50,000
~ x i | Senin’ fe me i vi Wee Seer eae PY Pe ee ranatD nYelt 20 34 33 81 kane 1 ee pee: es dave, |tomed to put their money into}have been shipped from Calgary.
h tt - ee a rl; aioe ~ HoH ). Hermmell BS 2S; 28 04 fee : cee ke i consols and other safe invest-| (he sroeeeds roing into the
aby ; = 13 hile the Ame 1 iner |W. 2. Gree 32 «34 «28 «9411 $32.00 covers all expense. A side I & &
ge wl meets thi law Von Gua ens boung as : ltrip Skagway to Summit of the| ments, paying from 2% to-3% | pockets of the Alberta stock
Phe murderer has! vill be pre Ba an  . 11 998 309 M8] yy hite Pass Ry. at very small|Per cent. Phese were so abso-|raisers. We have in the Bulkley
stan ; ' h ippeal to the; Second Team lcost For reservations and all] ultely safe, that the people who] Valley every bit as good a coun-
ai W x f Australia, | 200 miles east atmest of the light 23 82 B81. BE [int irmation apply to Rogers’}Owned them had neither far norj|try for raising hogs. as they have
which passed) ‘! i I :o¢ Canada. {house the Han:hurg-American }} 2 3} 3h 22 | Steamship Agency, Phone 116. worry. rhe r income was not}in Alberta, we also have an ideal
1 shaut ti jA it ~ diver-{jiner Pretoria ran into her The 1 carga “ as 19 23 64} 132-160} large, bul the feeling of seeurity | dairying _ country, and yet the
2 In company | ew, and alihough Avs- | pry a ¢ « hole 1: feetlj’ wan... 29 31 30 90 | —-— ceo made up for that. Bulkley Valley is at the present
MeOreet A New Zealand have ask-! hich a feet long in the New iJ aero o3 a6 as any RUPERT MAN PASSED So, much is changed now.|time noi producing enough for
evera Speers, ference on] York The hole was flush with jy. eB. Larkin 27 30 97 8&4 epee |Lloyd George came along and!her own needs. Everyone seems
in f 4) ; thing has beei ! he main deck and 15 feet above|“: “ “aimerot 23 #17 58 | Special to The Datly News taxed these incomes an average|to be waiting for someone else to
, is who. had! I me that a set iement tthe water~iine Sc preat was the z 263 264 251 778) (Ottawa, June 15.—The results of one per cent and there was|make a start and this inertia is
il in th gt to| : - probir was sougnt if r the collision that the te 2 Fr gang a mamdicap of 15) of the qualifying examination for|trouble. When you have all your | not only to be noticed amongst
he Kamloops brew-} \ . rie! 1Pretoria’s anchor was torn from! — f = i the utside division of the eivil| money loeked up In bonds paying|the farmers but also amongst
aah on the bow and left hanging inside |serviee includes the name of B./ three per cent and this is sud-|the business men. All waiting
niin <odbiantoa0 Y Tr DAY'S BASERAL {thn gap. Praciieally al! passen- | The Cradle \\. Priee, of Prince Rupert. ldenly reduced to two, something | for the outsider to come in and
then leaving, when | hha! Wksecakel: jeers aboard both ships war - --— | ee = lrmust happen hese idle cich|show them how to develop their
ede nes - Fas » ai the time LOOP.—Born to Mr, and Mrs, ¢ NO R.R. STRIKE IN ROME found they could not live on the|own resources
make further in-! Uoasi { iminediately after the collision ( Loop, Eighth Avenue ony a aan } amounts Lioyd George left them, ie me
While MeCreery ¢ sa Francis 2% Angeles ithe engines of both vessels were June 14th, a son, Ror eats ~ a a a vias [so ee: a to 08 and to Wrestling Match Wednesday
weh elsewhere. When|3. San Francis Les An ordered astern and the passen-| j Rost Seen oe 1e threaten-/act. They began studying the eplint
{ a spk ee rracee tal le * a Bers came hurrying on deck. The . “ ee ee ee eeciae mene: a. aa newer investments and to change \l Hatch, who will wrestle
when he found Allen| p il 9s Oakiand Port- {passengers on the New York were nperial Machine 10p. 137-445 1roughou aly is abandoned. [yer But the chief point is that} pete Sigurdson for the Provineial
died-a few minutes/land, 3. Oakland abie to reach over and touen the} . o See PHINK, oes thus} middleweight championship on
Sacramento, 1; Veni { Sac-fbow of the Pretoria as she pull- . they have become intelligent in-| Wednesday night, arrived in the
ie i —- a * oth , selon fn ion Mid amen cue aise oe ee ee ee eer: Llovd neces has dis-|ecity Saturday ae is training ‘for
SOeeorrone ; sition ‘here Was no panic on cS Pi peliec selr Carelessnss. the event. On Saturday evenin
: ne American board. After the passengers were t E he Yess heatre + According to this theory, a taxihe did not have a partner to sia
; E 10; St. Louis, 1 assured there was no danger they|¢ m #jon incomes from investinents 8 }out on. Sigurdson, the local man,
; ST H () LM ~ troit New York, 1 began to laugh and icok over the ; 3 ic ° a good scheme. It forces people|is in good shape and his friends
; eee Philadelphia, #' Chicago curious costumes of the travel- $ eer TE ee - \o put their money into real en-| predict that he is going to defeat
; Cleveland ¥ Washiagton, 0. lers as they appeared on deck, 5 I os 5 terprises rather than “dead| Hatch.
UP E R A H O U S E Northwestern Thew refused to return to their aes nnouncement % | stocks” such as consols and oth- e scons
T Nance cabins till daylight ¥ler trustee investments. This is SUBSCRIBERS NOTICE
; ONIGHT! TONIGHT! Vancouve Si “oy - oe eee We wish to announce to the public that THE ¥ lone of ihe influences which is sdesauddaettd
; " : Spokane, *; ane - . game NEW YORK DOCKED + EMPRESS THEATRE will be closed for a few *w»| forcing Britishers to invest their Do not pay your subseription
; “WEEKLY GAZETTE” a omens =o Teh ae ae WITH 650 PASSENGERS | f days to enable us to make necessary changes in x|/money in Canada, Australia and|‘o the newsboy. Our collector
; “REDEMPTION” -- bee ee i ¥ stage »quipment which will include the installa- : Argeuhins,. Omen ene in gov- regal Mme os
; ADVENTURES OF SHORTY 3) NOTICE seus Sirk fans 14-.ciankined tion of a first class fireproof asbestes drop curtain. * Here then is a suggestion for|kept in case of errors, All pay-
; ae eee | tu ad tes: Pioneers will] New York, with 650 passengers The Management are negotiating with s z Hon, Mr. White Tax all the} ments should be meade oF cheque.
; KeveTOns COMEDY” ey eee the Couneil Chamber at{and a gaping hole in her side number of first class Dramatic and Musical At- ¥\sxvings bank deposits one per THE MANAGER
; mn, 400 and 45¢ ie oelock, ‘Puesday night, June }Where the Pretoria struck her, tractions which will appear at the Empress dur- * cent and the banks will be forced ay -"
; l46th 187] deeked here tonight. ing the coming season. Definite announcements 4 | lo raise the rate one per cent or}the great financial authority of
? COMING! COMING! | . . - will be made later. z lose the deposits. Great scheme{the Empire—therefore vou can-
; Woek's  KMngarement | Phe tin ean manufacturing Strawberry lunchéon, 12° o'- The Sret attraction will be « feturn enq : this, Mr White. The banks can-Jimot go wrong. He believes that
; inneneing Waednes 1 plant of the Balmoral eannery}cloeck noon Wednesday, to be held gagement of the Roya! Players, commencing next * nos afford to lose the deposits, income taxes are transforming
; day. June 49 |has been very busy this spring.}in the Albert building, 3rd Ave- waek. Thle excelient Company made many : and therefore they will pay four some of the idle rich into the use-
; Miss Sweepstone and |They have turned ont Nae ae aye end pulon, Se zat —— friends during their two weeks stay here this : Oe ari: res eet re hp ful oe ; — pod sh try it here
; Mr. Tusedale six hundred MnOUsany a eo ‘ ae a i aa oa ' ¥ ur i season and we are sure they will receive a warm ; oak 7 - oe “ie AB) hepon sage » 1o pu ei money
es | the Incal canneries get their eup- rice 5M rnoon ea an weleame an their return. ‘ except ve banks re-}into a savings bank account rath-
; ‘he Latest Society Dances Iply irom them and this number]ice cream to be served in eon. 7 serve accounts, You have the/er than into first-class bonds and
***eeccencooe pls S will supply all for this season nection 137 | UOC OOOO iain lendorsalion of Sir George Paish,'’ morteages?
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