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RUPERT, B.G., Tl ESDAY, JULY 7, 1914.

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‘OURT OF APPEAL DECIDES AGAINST THE HINDUS

MANITOBA ELECTIONS FRIDAY-WELSH-RITCHIE FIGHT TODAY-KING AND QUEEN BOMBARDED

(/TY BOOKKEEPING TROUBLES
SUBJECT VERY LONG DEBATE

ALDERMAN SAYS HE WANTS NO MORE LAW-—mAYOR

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

‘KING AND QUEEN
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HINDUS ESCAPING FROM SHIP
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ONE Edinburgh July 7 King HAD CROWDED ON TO IMMIGRATION BOAT BUT FINALLY
REFUSES TO ADMIT BOOKS OF EARLY YEARS lite shin cd Hike Mare were! FORCED TO RETURN—COURT OF APPEAL UP.
WERE IN BAD SHAPE pee. seta teats palteemaitnt HOLDS ORDER IN COUNCIL
| literature Two militant women | ; i 4 i
ce de resistance at last;to pa x fi ‘ work th ea bes = se ce hs aan sein’ Special to The Daily News) jon, he agreed and the Hindus
Couneil meeting was!as the city had received | 1] | a we hin shabiiis thedes icin | Vancouver, July 7.—The main} went aboard.
in anditor?” All of the Ald. Mor PY said it wa a 7 ' t liter ad se i the King’s features in the Hindu situation Victoria, July 7.—The courts
took part in the de-\ca f pa gn t , snd hel l arriage.appeared . lwhich developed today are that) have decided against the Hindus
hough Ald. Maitiand's didi vant any 1 ‘ iw : a a ahead seca the women ifive marooned Hindus were al-}4 laim of right to enter Canada, A
is confined to a protest Ald. MeClymont ga i lengtl spoiling their aim hey were | lowed to return to the Komagata | decis against the contention
emberg speaking two or |! ination of the ble | then removed to the police sta- Maru. Gurdit Singh yesterday|of the Kast Indians was given
es on the subject He | tw audit and teens | lei a had refused to allow these Hin-|yosterday by the Court of Appeal
the vote and the Mav ‘ rh auditor wa lo in| dus baek on board ship again. i. British Columbia sitting here.
hint and put the que getting ul 4913 a siming | When the Court of Appeal gave | The Court of Appeal unanim-
that the 1 KS W i eady HEAVY PORT CHARGES its decision upholding the order. | ously dismissed the Hindu appeal
eHate started over a re! The treasurer t blame for in-council, Mayor Baxter prom-|taken to enforce entry into Can-
he finance committee en- | th ux t books had 1 bad TURNS SHIPS AWAY ised Immigration Officer Reidjada. It upheld the validity of the
in ateount from P. Rob- | shay 1 it was ssary to go —— that he could have the help of the | orders-in-council which were fol-
the Jate city auditor, tor|ba all the since 1940 Liner Saxonia Will Discharge|(ily police force if necessary to | lowed by the immigration officials
1 advocating that it be'to get a proper base to work on Vancouver Cargo at place the Hindus back on board. lin attempling to deport Munshi
r 8500, Ald. M " held that the Victoria Towards dark Reid boarded the | Singh.
¢ Morrison wanted to know) Cour had not ited Mr. Rob —_—— immigration patrol boat on which The court further ruled that
rtson is still ci a ert fa f it was the treas Yesterday The News published the five Hindus had been for 8eV_ | oxcept in the case of persons who
f not whs = fe rhe a ‘ ught an article stating that the new) °t®! days. On getting alongside ies wha weit
Mayor informed him that't ‘ ! ' iia ek neshen *e the Komagata Maru, he called for |#"¢ Canadian citizens and Rave ”
sal poate ge ado ; echiat* 4 charges under w harbor opey Gurdit Singh and ordered him to | domicile, no power rests with any
8th orderit ' ie tink aaa 8 ves ' a mission arrangement at Van-|take back the Hindus. In two|court to quash any order made
omplete the 194 audit) w! ! 1 get out a balance couver, made for the purpose of| minutes, for some unknown rease! by a board of enquiry.
proceed with any 1914 / sheet paying fat salaries to Conserva— | comme : _ —_——$——_—$_
his services would be no rt M 1 net agree with appointees, were ' injuring C
juired. This was th ' the books had beer Ae ee aan ala STEWARD § CUP WON BY
f an unsatisfactory t If they of Saturday yitains the
1 affaires fa the finance ; they are vet wing on this point:—
nt Phere had be: a \ M ! ected his Claiming that the new port LEAND W
clinn ane 46 was hoped . a vot arges at Va iver are exces-
spenside With Mr. R 7 port carried sive, the Han zAmerika Line
d bringing t i i ink “elon vill nr ane the liner ee HARVARD SECOND EIGHT wi WINS GRAI GRAND CHALLENGE TROPHY
, thet ¢ i Ald. Monte rere, but will discharge the Van- DIAMOND SCULLS ARE TAKEN TO ITALY
ie ; n get yuver cargo at Veuome Gad BY GUISEPPE SINIGAGLIA
: Ald “ ; trans-shij to this part.
; ty s ay on the fire anc ea ee
tid ti Meter: | : 1 tl Phis is the , = t ens Henley-on-Thames, July 7.—)tage to three-quarters of a length
, . rract protes agains ei... * ;
work on the books it written ¢ : : a 7 an in the| Lhe two leading trophies con- and from there to the finish line
: Ra uae : { iwaiting re oe ou ogee in © ee. . - cea tea | Widened the distance to a length
had been engage : the corporation of the|tested for at the Henley regatta : ‘
. ‘ - ‘ and a quarter.
NF gece te’ a a e vlad stadt tte Harl Commissioners of Van-|were won by foreigners, the In a @nal of she ‘Diao
to four month's pay 1 statement that the ‘ tio ii Grand Challenge Cup falling into} seulls, €, M. Stuart of Cambridgo,
; ay i nt t he Saxonie , ame , ; ;
this year. were never in so ROYAL VICTIMS AND THEIR CHILDREN ae t Yokohama line hands of the Harvard second] led Sinigaglia all the way to with-
Montgomery was opposed is they are now esterday for Vaneouver, after ]}eight, and the Diamond Sculls be-|in 300 yards of the finishing line,
er ws Archduke Ferdinand and the Duchess who were assassinated z on from Hamburg, but|ing taken to Italy by Guiseppe|when he gave up, the pace being
The children are or or he s ession as the marriage ay Messick Mieeines JohoctPinigegiis. too strenuous for him.
2s morganati The Duchess was formerly @& governess In ro} ; ie ae Ri a t : a
ALL LINED UP FOR POLITICAL ie Royal famils 1 soa Sery student killed the heir [> & Co., agents here for the he weather was perfect when England was slightly compen.
apparent and his wife in the Bosniat ipital after a bomb received a letter from the}the Union Boat Club, of Boston,|sated for the loss of the Grand
had failed. The murder was said to be an act of revenge jhead office on this coast an- and the Harvard second crew went/Challenge Cup by the victory of
BA LE IN MANITOBA neing that, in view of the “ex- to the aEting Se ne <n Leander over the Mayence Row-
essive tonnage tax,” the liner off in the lead and was half a Cl ; :
: =o ; ing Club of Germany in the Stew-
MADE LIBERAL GRANT {PRIVATE SESSIONS [ssi wmit'Nanouver. “the has |iensth aoa! ot che quarter mua Civ of Morwny ie sta
: ' tame nar Ti a|Harvard spurted and the shellsj@?@ “Me ge Uup,
CANDIDATES NOMINATED IN FORTY-FIVE CONSTITUENCIES— jiifty tons of eargo for Victoria Oe Fe :
SOCIALISTS ARE CONTESTING FOUR OF THE TO CITY BALL CLUBS MAY BE ADVISABLE ind 150 tons for Vancouver, and}|Were even at the half. Harvard|successful defence of the Thames
NNIPEG SEATS * ian it Vancouver shipment will be|then drew away and led by a third) hallenge Cup by Jesus College,
wi * N Read | discharged at Victoria of a length at the three-quarters |Cambridge, against the attack of
Celebration Committee Have Good Says the Mayor—Will Not | arg : 4 ;
ai ' oO Monday fternoo the |}of a mile. At the mile post Har_|the Royal Nautical Club of Ghent,
peg, July 7-—The last lap |' Winnipeg, where — the Surplus and Appreciate Minutes n enon = ae :
lanitoba election fiebt has I supporting Mr. F. J Good Sport — |<hipping interests of the port will |V@rd had increased their advan-] Belgium,
red upen and candidates Independent ——— | Wher Mayor called for the}meet to formulate protests TT
mn nominated for forty " eat . 4 meeting of the chairmen of} reading the minutes at the/against the bylaws, and there is
hitpencic ‘i h f the pares = } I 1 minittees Cones t- 4 oun gx last evening, Ald joubt that this Saxonia inci- OPENING FOR CANADIAN TRADE
shi e =. e ele “ : “ons ue é various ‘ ; len » »
vlace Friday, Ji 1oth zi . oo ed with the Dominion Day cele- | Mort Ald, Dybhavn moy lent will be fully used.
e Ta p ee en eee, tiof was held last eveningjed that the members had Under the bylaws the Saxonia
ee constituencies, L« ‘ae M j Norris in Lans a a anancial result was dis- {copies minutes handed| would havé to pay a tax of three | ORIENT WANTS OUR PRODUCTS
Nelsom and Grand Na a Se o re d Most of the accounts/them that t eading be dispens*jcents per registered ton and a
hich are in the ‘far north »w aaising Se the ; nted and the treasurer led with | notion earried, Ald ther eharge of seventy-five a Na
j . e ae pore presses , . j ' wv . »j ce r 3
Province, the elect lates; Ge0 Dent res that he will have aj Montgom: lissenting jiollces for the privilege of (is-|GOMMISSIONER OF TRADE AT YOKOHAMA REPORTS THAT
i deferred and date Socialist Candi-}oiog surplus after all bills are the city solicitor gave his|charging her 150 tons of cargo DEMAND !S INCREASING—STAPLE ARTICLES AND ALL
is ‘vet fixed city the fight) naia lopinion that the proceedure was] This sree a loss to the} MANUFACTURED GOODS WANTED
m -< ns j iship by discharging here, and the
le’ walurnad Al Pe sively to the The committe decided to do- {legal : - —_
wees fn + thaienale nate #100 to the baseball elub, | Ald. Mont@omery said the pub big German company evidently Special to The Daily News ii dattiee’ flour, fish, ete., there is
it ridiag in th t Leg ™ ‘Tand 850 the football club injlic could 1 seep in touch with | figured that it is cheaper to dis Ottaw j Unexampled|an opening for biseuits, boots,
bw’ aaiieonns “— apprecia f the good quality|happenings at private meetings|charge at Victoria and trans-ship opportunities for the develop-|*8ees, heating stoves, sewing
Po teon, SN le shed house, | | f sport th reanizations are lof the Council here than to send its liner into = lmachines, beer, ales, railway ma-
a m8 w= . ‘ ber ist. Apply wy oe the ens rhe Mayor said it was some-|Burrard Inlet ment of Canadian Trade in the | terials, ete.
a dean at ; Me Law, Fifth Ave. and Young|~ - simes necessary at times to hold — —, Far Bast is reported by the Trade ‘The Chinese taste for luxuries
aélax or ay Law-I 154.299 YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL private meetings on financial or] Ald, “Morrissey Acting Mayor [commissioner at Yokohama is steadily growing stronger, and
; i di ther matters but if the publie oe In addition staples such as!what one has another wants also.
. Boston, 0; Washington, 4 ae nded it, the information At the city council meeting
PERERES ere ° . , last night, Ald. Dybhayvn and Ald. mene
+e Oe ork. 0: Philadelphia, 2 could not be withheld from them, | 1a ight, : ne
a (ALL FEATURES a | MeClymont moved that Ald, Mor- OOD FELLOW’S NOTICE
; ALL FEATURES Whe Moni so orevens Oo 10c and 150 National ° ed rissey be acting Mayor during the —_—.
* THE F oO . s ; | et en ase ef a ayo Fe i
10e and 150 Shown Exclusively at thie Theatre Brooklyn, 1; Boston, 3 | Wants Stre » absence of the Mayor on the dele BILI MAY BECOME LAW Installation of Ofieers and re-
: Sriram, ie : k § Refore the close of the city |gation to Victoria next week freshments Tuesday night, All
+ *hiladelphia, 4; New York, o. | alll C orrissey protested ag: ; Odd Fellows are reque -
: P ul rs + o. Seae York & lcouncil last evening Ald McCly Ald. Morrissey protested aga By an Almost Unanimous Vate a. ellows equested to at.
: 5S | Philedalphia, 7; ! * lmont advocated that the G. T. P.Jinst the hono:, saying he did not Bill P Readi end,
. eC | : , . ~ assed Second Reading W. G. BARRIE
: Northwestern lhe requested to open up Seventh|want it but if it was foreed upon in House of Lords . G, Bi .
‘ NG!! COMING!!! Vancouver, 4; Portland, 3. ist. to the water front, as they/him he would devote two hours a Ree, BSecy.
COMING! com 8th, Oth , i" 4: Spokane, 6 ring lot of excavating in|jday to the work, ©. G, Thorne, N,G, 155
AY and THURSDAY, July facoma, 4; 3 ‘ ive Qoing a lot of excavating Special 40 The Deily News
; On WEDNESD EATURE ATTRACTION Seattle, 10; Victoria, 7. ithat vicinity, rhe motion carried, an Jul Tine Mniadi —_—_—___—.
' THE BIG F . - Some of the members thought f Lords passed the second read Launch Ranger, Ph, Blue 400,
‘ rT; eee EHH EER EHH HH chouid be taken up with the/*# **### eee HH le Amending ENED
, THE . *\ head oficials and others thought|* * Rill hyo y - f o79 ta 10 |e eee ee
: ‘ * WELSH-RITCHIE BATTLE * (he jocul officials should not be|* PREMIER DENIES . nt *
B- in Five Parts ~ 9 ng wrought «1% «TODAYAT LONDON — *) jenovod . ELECTION RUMOR * Anglican Picnic © norman eaeeee °
THis GREAT PRODUCTION 18 8Y THE LATE cc Nore shown Jn yane S| *| In viow of the fact that Gen. |* . * TENNIS CHAMPION *
Shomsel eee oe od masTER MIND "is even 8 Pyeer * London, July 7 Betting *| Manager Donaldson will be here |* Vietoria, July 7.-Premier * rhe Chureh j and Sunday * -_——_—- *
duction. Me one should mise an opportunity to Fee * yesterday on the Welsh- #/in a few days it was decided to|* Meliride today denied the rue #) oo) Qin i its mnie to % Winmbleton, July 4.--Nor- #
: IMPORTANT sures are being shown * Ritehie fight slightly favored *) leave the question over until he|* mor that there would be an * ; * man K. Beookes of Australia #
; Notwithstanding the fack that these ee on Enall adhere strictly * Welsh. Heavy commissions, *| comes. |* election in British Columbia #| Brick Bay on Wednesday (Lomor.)® won the all-comers lawn #
‘ at advanced rien ne mnent f two weeks age and wit * however ming here from * be * in the autumn, prebably in *} row Boats eave the Gov-|]* tennis singles championship ®
. . phew them at the u oo i. * Paris and New York favor *| The city eouneil finance com-|* August He deelared there #}ermment wha it 10 a.m, Par-|)* Saturday, wresting the title *
AND FIFTEEN CENTS * Ritohie, and the boys will no *|mittee report that the debenture|* was absolutely no truth in #/}ents of ehild vill be weleome;|* from Anthony F, Wilding of #
: TEN unas * doubt enter the ring with the ®/money for the waterworks ex.|* the statement that was made wile baskets lo help the Sun-|* New Zealand, the holder, in #
i. Peat . o . 4 . , vr *t this Yeet *#iday Sehoo! | eot expenses of|* straight sets, 6-4, 6-4, 7-6. *
EATURE a *® belting eve! tension has arrived and recom © this el ‘ ' aly , ’ » bod,
: = PEATURES THREE BIG Re ; pore vo 100 and 160 * */mend that trenching work start|* elthe pienic ad will be asked to|# *
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