Prince
Rupert
risn,
meal
-fc
f
and
Poultry
VOL
XIV
NO,
132
I
ii
nf
a
grain
Hevutor
i
nil
lhal
r
ulili
lmnMil
as
a
irruiii
exnort
li.
-(Hit'
facilities
an;
olhcr
vic
nilc(iialc,
anil
that
the
location
jiH'.ir-
to
lie
especially
favorable
for
grain
shipments
lo
IliCj
Unent
ami
is
uinlrr
no
serious
handicap
for
shipmenls
via
thej
I'
JiniiUi
Umal
art
the
oiirliisions
arrived
at
by
11
U.
Ilowe.j
i
pert
elevator
engineer,
wlio.
at
the
reiticl
of
tin
Prince
OBJECTION
TO
PREFERENCE
ON
i
BRITISH
GOODS
Member
for
Montreal
Claims
Arllcles
Being
Dumped
In
This
Country
OTTAWA,
June
ft.
HritUh
manufacturer
are
dumping'
woollens
u
weJI
n
hoe
into
Canada,
said
SciTatnr
sr.
Davtd
of
Muni
real,
in
urging
hU
uiotloii
for
the
r-peul
of
Hie
llrilMi
pre.
.-
....Ill
t
iri-riu-r
mi
unidjrix
limii
in
nitiii
1.
.I
11
iimIiHiMhI
ltill(T
""""
i"
ii-!"
.
umii,
njiiro-cioiiric
piaui
jjeiirr-lle
n
i.ppoed
In
Hie
llrili-li
,,tiiiK
at
present
about
2.000
h
p..
prcfeiTiice
Iirraiisu
't.niiuua
va
xciIiiik
iiottiiiiK
in
return.
GERMANY
WILL
ACCEPT
REPORT
Chancellor
Muri
Says
Exports
Recommendations
Provide
Way
Out
III
III,
IN.
June
3.
-r.liancellor
Marx
1
let
I
urn
I
in
Hie
Iteichlai:
Hiui
lieriniiiiy
wa
ready
lo
re.
mil
m
II.
..
11
,vi
I
lull
.
I'll-
1
i.vi.n.l,.
ui.ol..
,ul'W-
The
approach
from
I
hi'
Hie
oppniiis
parlies
will
be
ex-
peeled
lo
assume
Hie
same
at
ttrnde
Ihe
cliaiicellor
said
thai
Germany
economic
life
is
miser-
aide
if
not
desperate.
Conditions
wre
Ihrrtilruiiig
a
coiuplcle
lir.'akdown
unless
a
relaxation
ot
"ii1
inniielary
system
be
attained.
Tnr
lioveriimeut
saw
in
the
ex.
V-
s
report
a
way
out
of
tin
'V
ls
CORONATION
CUP
RACE
CLOSE
ONE
I
Verdict.
3
to
1.
first:
Parth,
9
to
4,
second;
and
Poisoned
Arrow,
0
to
4,
third
I.O.MMiN,
June
5.
-The
Coronal
ton
Cup
race
run
al
I'.psom
Imwns
this
aflernooii
over
the
I'eiby
course
was
won
by
Lord
Coventry'
Verdict
ill
Ihree
lo
one
A.
K.
Macombcr's
Parlh,
nine
to
four,
was
second
but
half
'
lenulh
behlmrtlie
winner
and
I'otsoiuvd
Arrow,
tt
lo
t,
lhlril,j
was
beiileu
by
a
head.
COMMinETfo'LOOk
INTO
ESTIMATES
FOR
NATIONAL
RAILWAYS
OTTAWA,
June
5.
The
up.
poiiitiiienl
of
n
select-
slamliiiK
column
t,.,,
(
iMinsider
Mm
esti-matvi
of
Hie
National
Hallways
"Md
ti.O.M.M.
wqs
confirmed
In
'ne
House
of
Commoa
today
m
;
''Illl'
'till
is
nccessury
for
Prince
llupert
s
inirl
a
its
Present
railway
and;
IIijiitI
Hoard
of
l
rude,
at
enl4
(
Prince
ifuperl
on
February
20
'4
iand
SI
of
(hit
year
to
nuke
a
J
'(.ireful
examination
of
the
port
for
Hie
Canadian
National
Hail-14
way
Mi
Howe
report
wus
prc-tenied
to
A.
I'..
Warren,
general
manager
of
CV.ll.
western
Hid
',
a
short
lime
ago.
and
Is
now
made
"l
nubile.
Dm
I
in
a
with
the
various
MnVanla:e
of
Him
port
a
a
ler-
initial
point
for
grain
shipping
Hie
report
is
a
follows:
Prince
Rupert
City
The
Oily
or
Prince
Itupert
is
situated
on
Kiilen
Inland.
In
lull-
ludc
51,20'
N
Jbugiludc
130
20
'y
M.j(lf
about
10
miles
soulli
uj
j,e
.ukan
boundary.
Its
pop
untli.n
I
about
7,0.
The
city
wn4
j(H
uwn
ra
it'
waier
y-
In.
.
..1
i.i
t
...1
Hn,
ncwonie
y!tem,
ami
iimin
llaiu
an
efficient
fire
depart.
(nor
pRfiMrr
piipprt
.
Northern
and
I'lll.NUK
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j
j
Tnaintn
utia
i
BIQ
WINNINGS
I
4
LONDON.
June
5.
Hie
4,
Kail
of
Derby
is
liandnu
4
iwr
Hie
eiil
ire
take
4'
money
won
by
hi
horse
4;
Suuoviuu
yesterday
al
I
lie
4!
Derby
lo
his
trainer,
Hon.
4'
(leorge
I.
amnion,
who
Will
4
benefit
to
Hie
extent
of
4
about
55.000.
4
4
I
HCCiriAIC
MftT
VCT
llvlnUJ
NUi
1L.1
HEARD
OF
ELEVATOR,
jPcrmanent
Staff
Not
Saying
Any-
thin
In
Regard
to
An
nouncement
!
'TAVV4.
Juni-
OfuY.ialslof
the
fif'fi?
rMMdlCVo'enafDurlit
tilled
lal
lixlil.liat
Hiey
hadj
.
.
'
.1
i
.i
m
1
11
;
1
1101
neani
01
11
iieiimie
wtdiiiii
provide
in
llii
,e..i(tii'x
e.-llmulc
for
Hie
eoiirtrueliun
of
a
terminal
elevator
al
I'riure
tlu-nerl
.
Neither
Hie
Prime
Miniler
Hie
nuni-ler
of
public
work.-
Meinlier.
of
Hie
permanent
tdalT
either
hae
not
heard
of
Hie
decision
or
if
Hiey
hml
they
would
not
tell
it
without
authority.
REGBEAUMONT
IS
PROMOTED
.iC.Q.M.M.
Superintendent
Here
Given
Position
as
Manager
of
Coast
Steamers
at
Vancouver
lleiuald
lleaumonl.
formally
jears
Canadian
(iovernmeiit
Mer-chaul
Marine
superintendent
at
Hits
port,
has
been
promoted
to
the
position
of
inaiiaser
oT
roast
steamers
of
the
Hue
with
head
quarlers
al
Vancouver.
His
new
duties
on
which
he
will
enter
July
I
will
apply
lo
the
vessels
of
the
Heel
plyinc
between
Pacific
Coast
ports
including
those
running
to
California.
While
Mr.
Iloauniont's
many
friends
will
be
pleased
indeed
to
leant
of
his
promotion
it
will
be
a
cause
of
retire!
lo
them
that,
it
involves
s
iiiuvitiK
fun
Ihe
illy.
Mrs.
Iteauiuonl
returned
lo
the
city
yesterday
afternoon
from
Vancouver
where
she
went
to
make
arrangements
for
moving.
(ihe
Obtained
a
house
ami
will
move
towards
Ihe
end
of
the
mouth
with
her
mother,
Mrs.
Leys,
and
family.
Mr.
Ileaumont
is
expected
hack
on
Saturday.
Mr.
Ileaumonl's
successor
here
will
he
John
Carroll,
formerly
dock
agent
at
Seattle
and
more
recently
in
a
similar
position
al
Victoria.
WIGWAM
STRANDED
While
towing
a
barge
of
lumber
from
the
(leorgetovvu
mill
the
power
boat
Wigwam
si
funded
on
ihe
rocks
early
this
iiioruiug
In
Ihe
Metlakalla
Passage.
It
is
ex
pected
she
will
be
rvllouled
at
hljli
tidu
to-uiorrovv
tnonllnaf.
iiueul.
riixaHoii
l
on
Hie
slnsleiroulil
be
reaclieil
lor
a
siaieuieni
jtax
buMii.
no
lae
beiuv
churned
,011
properly
other
than
land,
line
lo
Hie
influence
of
Hie
Jipance
!curreil,
(he
climate
i
temper,
ale
Hiroiiiihout
Hie
ear.
lehi
iwe.illier
beiii
practically
1111-
IkllllWU.
Prince
Rupert
Harbor
Tie
harbor
is
jtitualed
between
Kaieu
Nlaud
on
the
routh
and
PiKby
llainl
and
Hie
Tiinp-ean
pi'iiiuiila
011
Hie
north
and
i
reacheil
from
the
Pacific
by
way
of
liixon
Knlrwnce
and
Itrown'ti
ocean
Is
easy
of
navigation
the'
enlriuii;e
to
Hie
harbor
bein
well
marked
with
llulils
ami
buoy,,
and
depth
of
channel
beiii
21
to
2l
fatlioiirs.
The
harbor
has
a
width
of
about
I
Vt
miles
and
n
length
of
alMiul
leu
miles.
Depth
of
water
in
the
harbor
ariet
from
20
lo
27
fathoms.
The
shores
are
of
rock
and
drop
off
abruptly
into
deep
water.
Anchorage
in
the
harbor
is
hikmI
and
beinjr
free
from
Ice
and
obslruc
lions
and
exccptiuivally
well
sheltered,
it
Is
a
safe
and
eay
harbor
to
manoeuvre
in.
While
Ihe
tidal
vuriatiou.H
amount
lo
21
feel
for
average
spriiiK
ides
I
lie
harbor
is
free
from
currents.
The
liominiou
Kovernnieul
main.
laius
a
iuarantine
sUtiou,
a
hos
pital
for
sick
mariners
and
an
Isolation
hospilat.
Harbor
Facilities
The
port
has
n
floalhijj
dry-dock
wilh
lining
capacity
of
20,.
(Hill
tons
and
filled
up
with
most
moderni
macliinery.
The
plant
includes
m'achlne
shop,
boiler
and
blaeksinlth
shop,
power
house,
shipbiiildiiu;
shed
ami
Ide
lnuncliliiif
plalfurm
with
IrnvellliiR
cranes.
This
drydoek
was
by
Ihe
(irand
Trunk
Pacific
Hallway
at
n
cost
of
about
2.MHI,(MHI.
The
Imperial
Oil
Company
inainliiins
a
lare
supply
of
fuel
(continued
on
paite
flvo)
(ieorge
V.
Wilkinson
of
Oiine's
Drug
Store
slalf
is
Hailing
lo-
niiiht
.for
Vancouver
where
ho
will
attend
a
convention
of
the
Oddfellows.'
Lxft.
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
III
I'KUT,
ll.fi,
TIILHHDAY,
JUNK
5,
W21.
LOGICAL
CENTRE
FOR1
HANDLING
OF
SCHEME
PROPOSED
BY
MINISTER
FOR
GOVERNMENT
INSPECTION
Establishment
of
Elevator
Here
is
Sound
Economic
Proposition
Expert
Advises
Railway
Company
Tim
(lie
rsLiblislimeiil
of
gram
elevator
facilities
at
Prince
i
t
i
uit
economically
sound
proposition;
dial
Hit
construe-j
THE
MARK
THAT
.
.
....
1
Mil
n
I
scrub
icwTcer
.FAILURE
OF.
DEATH
RAY
Actual
Test
Carried.
Out
by
Qovernment
Proves
Invention
Ineffective
LONDON,
June
S.
The
deadly
power
or
the
death
ray,
which
was
recently
Invented
and
offered
for
sale
to
the
qovernment,
failed
to
materialize
In
recent
government
tests,
the
House
of
Commons
was
told
today
by
William
Keach,
under
secretary
of
air
ministry.
During
the
tests,
Mr.
Keach
said,
one
of
the
ministry's
experts
placed
himself
In
the
path
of
the
ray
only
ten
yards
distant
from
the
point
of
emanation.
If
the
Inventor's
claim
had
been
borne
out
the
expert
ought
to
have
disappeared.
Instead,
the
under-secreUry
was
pleased
to
report,
he
was
dolnn
very
nicely
and
when
last
seen
showed
little
si;ns
of
having
suffered.
JAP
OFFICERS
KILLED
IN
AIRPLANE
BLOW-UP
Five
Lose
Lives
and
Sixth
Fatally
Wounded
When
Fuel
Tank
Exploded
TOKIO,
June
5.
-Two
Japanese
naval
ollicers
ami
three
nou
comiiiissiuued
ollicers
were
killed
and
another
was
fatally
injured
in-an
air
disaster
at
tin
Yoko
-
buka
naval
base.
The
six
weir
aloft
in
a
hydroplane
when
Ihe
fuel
tank
exploded.
CUSTOMS
AND
EXCISE
REVENUE
RETURNS
FOR
MAY
ARE
ANNOUNCED
i.iisloins
and
excise
revenue
for
the
month
of
May
this
year
at
tlie(Sniilli
and
his
inechiinic,
whose
port
of
Prince
Hucrl
totalled
airplane
developed
trouble
on
.?2G,"77.0l
acconimg
lo
rigureswvdnday,
hopped
olf
for
given
oul
this
morning
at
the
Shanghai
at
.5u
on
Thursday
lusloins
house.
A
decrease
Is
shown
from
the
tolul
for
May
last
year
which
was
about
M,0)0,
while
Ihere
was
also
u
slight
de-
creaso
from
April
of
this
year
wnen
tho
total
w
528,475
90
WONT
COME
OFF
NEW
MODERATOR
PRESBYTERIANS
Dr.
McKlnnon
Elected:
Encourag
Ing
Work
In
Sunday
Schools
Reported
IIWHN
SOLM,
June
5.
The
I
itlielli
General
Assembly
f
the
Presbyterian.
Church
in
Canada
opened
last
night.
Hcv.
Clarence
McKinnoii
of
Pine
Hill
Theologi
cal
seminary,
Halifax,
was
elected
moderator,
succeeding
lr.
Gaudier.
Very
encouraging
progress
has
been
made
in"
Sunday
School
work
during
the.
fifty
years'
history
of
the
Presbyterian
Church
in
Canada,
according
o
Ihe
reporl
of
the
board
of
Sabbath
Schoosvand
You
11
k
People's
Societies
present
ed
lo
Ihe
Presbyterian
(ieueral
Assembly
here
today.
In
1873
there
were
reported
70(5
Sunday
school,
wilh
7,13'J
ollicers
and
teachers
ami
l'J,20t
scholars.
Today
there
are
1.0(12
Sunday
schools
with
35,378
teachers
and
ollicers
ami
3
1
U.
HOG
scholars.
Policy
Recommended
The
following
policy
ii
recommended:
"Thai
we
encourage
Sunday
school
hoard
and
teachers
of
our
public
schools
lo
lake
full
advantage
of
Ihe
provisions
of
the
school
law
in
their
respect
ivc
provinces
in
regard
to
religious
exercises
and
instruct
ion
in
the
public
schools.
"Thai
the
plapsi
for
he
week
day
religious
education
under
the
lauspices
oi
local
churches
and
il"'"M''y
corelaled
as
to
the
work
of
the
public
-school,
be
com
mended
to
our
ministers
ami
oilier
lenders
us
a
valuable
way
or
extcmiing
die
work
or
our
Church
in
this
department."
THIRD
FLYER
HAS
REACHED
SHANGHAI
IvACOSH
IMA,
Juno
5.
Lieut.
morning
lo
join
the
other
flyers
already
there.
.SHAMHIAL
June
5.
-Lieut
Smith,
the
American
flyer,
ar-
rived
from
Kugoshinia
at
12.10
I.Thursda
arieniuna
Strtrt
SlM
42.
Th
Latest
In
Restaurant.
BOSTON
GRILL
.
.
Third
Avenue.
Best
of
Food
Oood
Service.
Private
Boxes
for
Party
Use.
Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
Annual
Examination
of
Head
Offices
and
Leading
Officials
Included
in
Robb's
Proposal
OTTAWA,
Juutf
o.
lion.
J.
A.
flubb,
acting
minister
of
finance,
has
laid
before
the
banking
committee
of
the
House
of
Commons
a
roKied
-clienie
of
government
bank
inspection
Hie
chief
feature!!
of
which
are
thai
u
general
inspector
of
banks
apKjiuled
by
the
minister
of
finance,
ahall
examine
the
bead
offices
of
all
banks
al
least
once
a
year
and
any
branch
that
is.
considered
necessary,
thai
he
shall
be
given
power
to
examine
the
general
manager
or
officials
under
oath
and
it
will
be
his
duly
to
reporl
lo
the
minister
when
be
is
satisfied
that
the
bank
is
iusohenl
and
the
minister
t
hen.
without
waiting
for
the
bank
lo
suspend,
shall
request
"the
bankers'
association
lo
appoint
a
curator.
I
It
is
proposed
that
the
banks
will
be
assessed
on
the
basis
of
Iheir
assets
for
Hie
cost
of
the
inpeclor
and
of
Hie
officials
under
him.
MINERAL
RESEARCH
WORK
IN
INTERIOR
Dr.
Georae
Hanson
of
Ottawa
and
Party
to
Make
Examinations
this
Year
In
Smlthers
and
Bablne
Country
Mineral
resartfi
Work"
Is
to"1e
carried
oul
this
season
in
the,
iSinllhers
ami
Habine
"districts
by
,
Government
had
decided
lo
con-jlr.
(ieorje
Hanson,
g'ologisi
for'slilule
a
committee
lo
solve
the
Hie
federal
department
oT
mines.
'constitutional
and
legal
Issues
of
Mr.
Hanson
is
making
his
head-'uch
a.
commission.
The
corn-(luarlers
al
Smilliers,
and
his
millee
will
include
Sir
Adrian
Tamily
is
already
Ihrre.
There
Knox
or
Australia
and
it
w
ill
sit
will
be
Ihree
assistants
in
thciiluririir
Julv.
parly
Ibis
year
H.
C.
Cunning,
II.
Sc..
w
ho
graduated
in
I
'J
2.1
from
the
University
of
H.C.,
and
C.
F.
Barton
and
J.
L.
Haiusell,
geology
students
al
Hie
same
in-stilulion.
Mr.
Cunning
and
Mr.
Itarlon
already
have
arrived
in
the
north
and
Mr.
Haiusell
will
be.
here
shorlly.
Or.
Hanson
arrived
in
the
city
from
Smithers
last
nuht
and
Ibis
morning
with
members
of
his
party
he
left
for
the
interior
by
hand
car.
Some
cursory
examinations
are
lo
be
made
between
here
ami
Smithers
and
some
samples
collected
by
them
during
Ihe
next
few
days.
VARYING
PRICES
FOR
FISH
SOLD
T0DAYl,,,n
,,,acp,,
al
,he
dispsul
,,r
.Clarence
Darrow,
chief
itefcncu
Salmon
Fetches
12'jc,
About
Same
as
Paid
For
Halibut
Four
American
halibut
boats
sold
catches
Mailing
00,000
lbs.
ut
the
Fish
Kxchange
today
and
a
.similar
number
of
Oanudiaus,
Itl.ono
lbs.,
making
u
total
for
the
day
of
85,000
pounds.
Prices
were
somewhat
lower
than
yes
terday.
Arrivals
Kind
sales:
American
Alaska,
Jo.O(H)
lbs.,
at
t3.2c
ami
Or,
to
the
Pacific
and
llooth
Fisheries.
Itravo.
7,500
lbs.
Ut
t
l.3o
uud
Oc,
lo
the
Pooth
Fisheries
Canadian
Co.
Haltic,
12,000
lbs.,
al
II.
Ic
and
Oc.
anil
Carolen,
7,000
lbs
tit
13c
ami
Oc.
to
Ihe
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
Canadian
Theluia
II.,
1,000
lbs.,
at
12.0c.
nnd
7c,
to
the
lloyal
Fish
Co.
Kuicn,
5.000
lbs.,
at
t2.5c
and
7
,2c,
ami
Minnie
V
3,500
lbs.,
at
1
2.1c
and
7c.
to
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
D.S.T.,
0,500
lbs.,
at
t2.Cc
and
7c,
to
Hie
Attiu
Fisheries.
;:
Salmon
iKuren,
1,70(1
reds,
at
12.0s,
to
Ihe
Atlin
Fisheries.
'":
t
Siljan.
1,000
reds.
aV
12.5o,
to
the
lloyal
I'bU
Co.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
GRAIN
OF
BANKS
'
WILL
SOLVE
IRISH
TANGLE
Boundary
Commission
Likely
to
Have
as
Chairman
a
Chief
Justice
I.O.t0.,
June
5.
Following
Hie
announcement
by
Premier
Macdonald
that
the
Covcritinent
had
secured
a
chairman
'for
Ihe
Irish
boundary
commission
and
thai
his
name
would-be
published
Thursday,
it
is
reported
that
Sir
James
lloss-Innes,
chief
justice
ufnieUnion
of
jSoutJi
1
AJrica
has
Wen
apoinled."
The
Premier
declared
lhal
Hia
LUXDO.V,
June
3.
Premier
Macdonald
announced
in
the
House
of
Commons
this
afternoon
l
hal
Justice
Feel
hum
of
the
Union
of
South
Africa
would
bo
chairman
oT
the
Irish
boundary
commission.
MILLION
TO
DEFEND
BOYS
Clarence
Darrow
Has
Huge
Sum
at
His
Disposal
In
Kidnapping
Case
CHICAC.O,
June
5.
It
U
re
ported
I
Wat
a
million
dollars
has
counsel
for
.Nathan
Leopold
ami
tllichard
I.oeh,
confessed
slayer
Jaml
kidnappers
of
Hubert
Franks.
MCGILL
GETS
HALF
MILLION
DOLLARS
Announcement
Is
Made
of
Gift
from
Rockefeller
Foundation
to
Medical
Faculty
of
College
MO.VntlLU
June
5.
Ofuciat
announcement
is
made
of
the
gift
ojf
500,000
fcom
the
llockefeller
I-oundaliou
to
the
medical
facul.
ty
of
McOill
University.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
.
.
1
.
American
League
Washington
5,
Detroit
0.
Philadelphia
0,
Cleveland
5.
New
York
3,
Chieugo
i.
Uoslop
0.
SI.
Louis
5,
National
League
SI.
Louis'
12,
Philadelphia
5.
All
others
ruin.
C.X.H,
tdeaincr
Prince
.l.n,
Cait,
.Veil
.McLean,
Is
expected
from
the
Queen
Choriollo
Islands
und
Vancouver
on
Saturday
nnd
I
scheduled
lo
relurn
noulh
via
Hie
smne
route
ul
8
o'clock
Monday
ivcnimf.