PRINCE
RUPERT
Fish,
Meat
and
Poultry
Market
Phone
671
BUTTER
ORDER
FOR
MOOSEJAW
American
Firm
Orders
728,000
Pounds
to
be
Shipped
at
Rale
of
1,000
Boies
a
Week
MOOSKJWV.
June
H.
The
Saskatchewan
Creamery
Company
has
jut
r4oed
one
of
the
1imI
important
butler
tninsac-1
is
ever
uinile
in
Western
liriada.
They
have
sold
to
Ild-siit!
Brothers
of
Philadelphia
H.iMiu
pounds
of
uncalled
but-
tf
U
he
shipped
-at
the
rate
of.
I
.unit
lmxes
a
week,
each
ship-ineic
mi
ronlain
SO.nixi
pounds.
LAD
KILLED
NAAS
RIVER
James
Perclval
Fell
from
Wagon
When
Horse
Bolted
and
Died
Within
Hair
and
Hour
Special
to
Daily
News
AIYANS1I.
June
1(1.-
An
nr.
riilent
which
terminated
ratal!)
in
-nrieil
al
Oillakilamix
last
eek
,
lad
named
James
per-nval
was
riding
on
a
wayou
wilh
'wu
others
when
the
horse
boiled
and
threw
him
olf
under
the
wheels
He
slood
up.
but
fell
analn
immediately
""J
died
within
half
an
hour
without
rcKuiii-ing
consciousness.
WAGE
INCREASE
FOR
POSTAL
EMPLOYEES
Order
In
Council
Granting
Changes
Is
Tabled
In
House
of
Commons
OTTAWA,
June
10.
An
order
in
eoune.il
embodying
Increased
tales
or
pay
granted
postal
employees
has
been
tabled
in
the
House
oT
Commons.
The
sealo
Is
retroactive
lo
April
I
and
provides
thai
the
wages
id
postal
workers
run
from
a
minimum
or
lt)8u
to
a
maximum
of
f
1080
m
year,
Leller
currier
gel
from
HtUtfU
to
WlUj
111-
jM'lll
JUIJ
Mill
U-
l
Ull"
M
2
o'clock
(hi
uflerim.'t
to
which
hour
court
win.
adjourned.
If
11
true
lull
is
returned
1-
Hie
tiraiul
Jury,
the
raje
rase
will
he
llie
first
one
lo
Im
proceeded
witli
I
his
iifli
runn.
will
he
followed
hy
the
Huekley
May
eae
ami
thr
civil
cue
will
follow
1
1
n-eoinpletioii
of
tlie
rriminat
r;ies.
Is
Postponed
The
eivil
rase
nf
Oeorgc
Horie.
trustee
for
Die
Klratiza
Co.
Vf.
Djnrnstad
et
al
asking
fur
a
cim-cellaltou
or
niortgase
wan
traversed
to
Ihi'
next
assir.es
on
application
of
counsel
on
both
sides.
Two
tilher
civil
eases
are
to
he
heard:
O.
T.
Lindlaud
vs.
II.
D.
(ia.anolf,
accounting
of
partnership
ele.
1..
V.
I'almore
for
the
plainlitr
ami
I..
S.
Mrtilll
of
Kmlthers
foMhe
ilcfemlanl.
1't'inee
lluperl
Losing
Co.
s.
J.
Polls
et
al.
a
ease
involving
a
sum
of
atitiul
9:1,200
in
accounts,
S.
V.
Taylor
for
the
plaintiff
and
I..
S.
McUill
for
the
ilefeinJanlc.
The
k
rami
jury
empanelled
1
in
follows:
(ieoriie
Hill
(
foreman
.
John
Dyhhavii.
J.
E.
Davcy,
A.
II.
Sil.
crsides.
A.
J.
Phillipson.
Douglas
Sulherland,
II.
S.
Allistonc,
A.
C.
Iteatly,
J.
C.
McLennan,
D.
Melt.
Hunter.
II.
It.
Love,
H.
E.
Parker
ami
Thomas
MeMeekin.
The
Jury
List
The
pi'lil
jury
list
comprise
llie
follow
-
j
ii
jjc
:
Charles
II.
Thomas
(Terrace),
Fred
V.
llalrd
(Terraee),
John
A.
Murray.
John
II.
Tail.
Murdoch
McLean.
Anne
(llennie,
Arthur
II.
Phillip!.
V.
F.
Binns
(Purl
Essiuglou),
Oeorge
Smith.
Sam
uel
Massey,
Harry
E.
Astoria,
lli-u
I'.
Self,
Leon
lllaine,
P.
I
.a
porle.
J.
O.
Vcircck,
Harry
Day,
II.
It.
Thomas,
S.
A.
Bird,
II.
McKay.
Charles
O.
Howe.
Henry
Smllh,
I..
C.
i:i.y.
W.
II.
NV.
Murray,
Oiler
Besne.r,
James
Slur-
jteon,
William
Ilolib,
M.
Al.
Mach-lun.
Joseph
K.
Ilalcliford,
W.
1,.
Saiulison;
J.
W.
Momehouse,
ThoniHs
Priest,
llol
ti.
Barnes,
F.
HI.
Amour,
Margaret
Cornish,
Ernest
Unwlu
und
Frank
Morris.
William
llolih
and
W.
F.
Blnns
asked
lo
he
excused
from
petit
Jury
service
and
the
request
was
granleil
by
HU
Lordship
with
niii
fiiu'J
on
puy!
"ij
HARBOR
DUES
ON
FISHING
VESSELS
TO
BE
EXEMPTED
Capl.
MrOtskT
i'',
luirlmr
master,
has
rwoiviil
nil-firatiun
from
(lie
Jiepari-uient
of
Marine
ami
Kish
enes
at
Ottawa
lo
suspend
collection
of
liarhor
dues
from
vessel
.
'iijra!Jed
ex.
clusjvely
in
the
lniinr
of
fishing
rexardlesf
of
size
until
the
Canada
Hiippiint
Anl
has
lieen
formerly
umeuded
t
o
exfiupl
siieli
ve"ls.
This
applies
to
txilli
Canailian
and
I'niled
Stales
H
Mi
ins.'
Itoals.
All
fisUuu
vesils
herelKfoi-'
h.'iVT
paid
an-nuul
dur
of
'fitmi
&0c
to
87
aerordlng
to
si1.
PLEADS
GUILTY
PUNISH
JAPANESE
WHO
BROKE
UP
BALL
Police
Will
Make
Example
of
Some
as
Deterrent
to
Others
TOKIO.
Juno
10.
Police
will
punish
five
of
llie
ruffians
who
broke
up
the
hall
al
the
Imperial
Hotel
Saturday
night
as
a
protest
against
tlie
American
exclusion
of
Japanese.
Punishment
Is
regarded
us
advisable
us
a
wainluj
'Yu
other
hotheads.
4
1'
4-1.
r
!
SERIOUS
CHARGE
Qun-Co-At,
After
Belnq
Fully
Warned,
Admits
His
Guilt
at
Asslxes
A
true
hill
liavnie
been
lirouht
in
a;atut
him.
.Meander
(iiiu-BO-aL
Suiilhers
Indian,
pleaded
guilty
at
tlie
Assizes
Ilii
after
noon
to
a
charge
or
rape.
He
wa
repeatedly
asked
hy
Mr.
Justice
j
(-esory
IT
lie
realized
.the
ser-loiisnvuM
id"
the
crime
and
I
he
penally
that
might
he
imposed
therefor.
Accused
still
admitted.
his
guilt.
Sentence
was
reserved
until
the
close
or
the
Assizes
and
court
adjourned
lilt
10.30
tumor,
row.
the
Grand
Jury
in
the
mean
time
having
the
indictment
in
the
Srinley
fraudulent
waiver-don
case
under
consideration.
Mrs.
V..
H.
Cox
arled
as
interpreter
in
the
(iun-go-at
ease.
Accused
was
not
represented
hy
counsel.
ALBANIANS
FLY
FROM
COUNTRY
Members
o
f
Government
Tako
Rofune
In
Italy
with
Nationalists
In
Pursuit
HOME,
June
Id.
.private
ad
vices
stale
llial
ineinhers
or
the
AlliHiiian
Government
have
lied
across
the
Aslalie
Sea
and
taken
rcRme
In
southern
Italy.
Nationalists
are
in
hot
pursuit.
The
Latest
In
Restaurants.
mm
BOSTON
GRILL
Third
Avenue.
Best
of
Food
Good
Service.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Private
Boxes
for
Party
Use.
"Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VOL
XIV
NO.
130.
PMIXCK
HIPHUT.
B.C.,
Tl
KSOAY.
JI
NK
10,
M2i.
yHrUf'
Circulation,
2060.'
Slrfl
!
B38
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
T1)
J.
ERT
GETS
TERMINAL
ELEVATOR
NORTH
SOLID
FOR
LIBERALISM
IS
ASKED
AND
15
CONFIDENTLY
EXPECTED
Announcement
Made
in
Parliament
Today
That
Rupert
to
get
Elevator
OTTAWA,
June
UK
Prm
i-ion
tur
a
terminal
grain
elcva-
u"
rrniee
iiii
ht
i
i
im'
mane
in
suiiiuemeniary
rumuic
pvmrr
Mackenzie
King
staled
in
the
House
(if
(.ominous
today,
i
Tin.
trr
viriiiifiiil
Mn
tireoiier
kind
luiil
received
u
reddest
for
ail
!
eic
alor
hint
year
from
a
deputation
and
since
then
rrprescuta-luul
been
made
lo
it
ly
Allred
Stork,
M.P.
for
Skecna,
mid
p
-uv
sion
for
it
would
lie
made
tins
year
in
the
Miiilenicntary
e
t
mule
Light
List
of
Cases
at
Assize
Court
which
Opened
here
Today
Shows
Absence
Crime
in
North
W
illi
Mr.
Justice
(irrgory
presiding.
Uie
spring
session
of
(he
.Supreme
(Jmirl
.Wiies
opened
ut
11
o'clock
this
morning.
The
grand
und
elil
juries.
Slaving
Iieen
railed,
tlie
former
was
sworn
in
did
i-liarged
and
was
frnl
out
with
the
indictments
in
the
rape
case
irom
Siinllii
r-
against
Alexander
Uuu-go-al
and
lhe
Hockley
iluy-inrfl
against
CharlcHriglry
dale
slorc-Keeper
for
thu
Massclt
Timber
Co.
There
were
two
charges
of
frnndiilent
roneriioii
in
the
latter
ae
involving
sums
of
3,-
(100
and
SU1.
David
Whiteside,
crown
prosecutor.
nked
fori
wiiiiurawHi
in
i
im
lormrr
ruare.i
ti
i.....
.
.
...
..
i
i'
.........
Presented
President
with
Steel
Spike
"SkleHHRLHLHHHLHLVHLIVHLSL!
Georse
JJunro.
pioDr
track
layer
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway,
rwelved
birthday
congratulations
on
May
21
from
Mr-
E.
W.
Beatty,
during
the
tatter's
recent
Tislt
In
Vancouver
This
meeting
between
one
of
the
oldest
employees
and
the
executive
head
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
also
marked
the.
forty-ninth
anniversary
of
the
timing
of
the
first
sod
on
construction
at
Fort
William
In
1875,
an
event
at
which
George
Monro
was
present
Another
Interesting
co-Incidence
in
connection
with
the
meeting
is
the
fact
that
tbe
8.
R.
C?oshec,
which
carried
the
handful
of
construction
men
Including
Mr.
Wunro.
from
Sarnla
to
Fort
William,
in
May
17,
wu
ownsdal
ana
optruca
vj
imm-iiif
oieamsnip
use,
01
wnicn
Air.
ueaiiys
tamer,
the
late
Mr.
Henry
Beatty.
was
president
In
1SS1
when
construction
ws
begun
on
the
last
lap
of
the
company's
lines
between
Vale.
B.
C.
and
the
Coast,
Mr.
Munro
was
given
chrge
of
track
laying
at
Emery.
B.
C.
and
when
the
last
and
famous
'gold
spike
was
driven
at
Craigellachie
by
Lord
Strathcona
in
1S85
he
took
possession
of
the
steel
spike
which
replaced
the
gold
one
and
after
treasuring
It
for
the
past
S9
years
as
a
keepsake-presented
it
to
Mr.
Beatty.
A
Solid
North
Kcrgin
of
Atlin,
Pattullo
of
Prince
Rupert,
Manson
of
Omlncca,
Perry
of
Prince
George
and
Yorston
of
Cariboo
by
co-operation
and
unity
of
action
were
able
to
accomplish
a
great
deal
for
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
In
the
next
House
the
North
will
be
stronger
by
two
seats,
namely.Skeena
and
Mackenzie,
while
Lilloet,
adjoining
Cariboo,
seems
certain
to
go
over
to
the
Liberal
column.
These
eight
seats
cover
three
quarters
of
the
area
of
British
Columbia.
By
standing
together,
the
representatives
of
these
eight
ridings
can
put
up
a
strong
front
In
the
House.
As
matters
stand,
the
only
way
this
can
be
accomplished
is
by
the
people
electing
eight
Liberals,
which
there
Is
every
indication
they
are
going
to
do.
The
slogan
for
the
North
should
be
"A
Solid
North."
CAMPAIGN
COMMITTEE.
Prince
Rupert
Girls,
Though
Beaten
26
to
8,
Played
Good
Basketball
with
Easterners
Though
no
one
would
argue
Tor
u
minute
but
that
tlie
Cleveland
Favorite
Knits,
former
champion
ladies'
basketball
leutu
oT
the
ii
world,
should
a
be
uhle
to
show
the
local
girls
many
.
.
fine
....
points
on
me
game,
u
was
sneer
weigui
ami
speeu
more
man
skill
or
anything
else
thai
caused
the
defeat
of
the
Prince
llunert
all-
to
S
in
the
exhibition
game,
al
the
Fair
Hall
last
night.
Tbe
niatcii
wus
interesting
enough
ami
tlie
large
crowd
thin
witness
ed
it
was
well
pleased
with
tlie
performance
put
up
by
the
borne
team,
in
llie
eany
stages
or
tnei
jrauie,
the
Hupert
girls
seemed
a
III
lie
excited
and
backward
iu
checking,
but
towards
tlie
end
they
improved
in
this
phase
of
play
and
it
was
then
that
the
weight
and
speed
if
the
visitors
had
ils
telling
ctrert.
Both
sides
being
more
or
less
unaccustomed
to
the
Exhibition
hall
venue,
a
good
many
baskets
were
missed.
He
It
said,
however,
(hul
the
visitors
were
given
inure
open
chances
while
the
defence
on
almost
every
occasion
made'
it
hard
for
t
he
home.
Irani.
Several
pret
ty
up
the
Hour
exhibitions
of
passing
hy
the
lluperl
girls
were
broken
up
Jut
Under
thu
buskft
by
llie
visiting
defence.
The
Cleveland
girls
failed
to
manifest
anything
extru
in
the
way
of
combination
as
had
been
generally
expected
they
would
but
I
hey
were
tricky
in
their
methods
of
keeping
the
ball
in
their
pos.
session,
llie
visitors
were
In
clined
lo
rough
It
at
times
and
the
local
girls
met
these
tactics
gamely.
dlcTeree
Eddie
Mann
called
a
number
of
fouls
against
either
side
but
the
visitors
took
belter
iidvantai;o
of
llie
Tree
shots
that
ensued.
Well
Set
'up
Lot
The
ladies
Irom
the
East
wcro
(continued
on
page
four)
Writ
is
Issued
Against
Gen.
McRae
by
Sloan
Fifty
Thousand
Dollars
Damages
Claimed
for
Libel
in
Searchlight
Connection
with
Campaign
Funds,
NAXAIMO,
June
10.
lion.
William
Sloan
has
issued
n
writ
of
libel
against
General
A.
I).
Mcllae,
head
Of
the
Provincial
Party,
claiming
$50,000
damages
for
alleged
defamatory
statements
in
the
,4SearchIight,"
the
organ
of
the
Provincial
Party,
which
charged
the
minister
of
mines
with
having
been
the
recipient
of
campaign
funds
from
P.O.FL
interests
The
writ
calls
on
General
Mcllae
to
file
a,
defense
within
eight
days.
LONDON
COMPANY
SENDING
COPPING
REGARDING
ELEVATOR
A
letter
lias
been
received
hy
the
Board
of
Trade
from
the
Prince
Huper!
Uruin
and
Elevator
Co.
Syndicate
Ltd,
Loudon,
England,
staling
that
their
Mr.
C.
A.
Copping
land
about
May
30
or
June
G
to
complete
arrangements
and
arrange
a
construction
contract
for
the
elevator
which
it
is
proposed
to
construct
here
and
lo
decide
upon
a
suitable
site.
SERVICE
TO
ISLANDS
Canadian
National
Making
Plans'
to
Take
Cars
of
Increasing
Freight
and
Passenger
Business
Owing
to
the
increasing
freight
and
passenger
business,
plans
are
National
Coast
Steamship
Service
;to
augment
llie
service
to
the
ueen
Chorlotte
Islands
now
performed
liy
the
steamer
Prince
John.
A
ilefinile
announcement
i
win
ne
mane
in
u.e
course
01
a
NvH,
under
the
iai
arc
wviy.
pro-
lew
oays.
Jvincial
public
works
office
re
MISS
ANNE
CLOTHIER
also
won
special
distinction
as
stars
al
the
bauds
of
llie
experts
from
the
East
by
a
score
of
aojeditor
of
the.year
hook,
the
rirsl
to
be
published
by
the
nurses
since
the
hospital
was
rounded.
Miss
Clothier
was
educated
at
:
MUCH
BUSINESS
IN
PARLIAMENT
House
Has
Yet
Large
Program
of
j
Legislation
Before
It
This
i
Session
,
OTTAWA,
June
10.
A
list
of
a
tt-nii
it
miiew
Kill
lis
Km
Itil
ri
4or4
-iuUfcurrija
men
t
j
t
tij
vvx
r
s-
utdksi
f-iwr
lliu
rrs
jftin
man
I
w
rr
i
v
n
tt
lo
Jhe
House
by
Premier
King.
In
addition
to
the
measures
to
come
from
the
committee
on
re-
distribution,
banking,
soldiers
and
old
age
pensions,,
the
premier
announced
that
there
would
be
amendments
to
the.
Dominion
Elections
Act,
the
Yukon
Act,
Hi's
.Criminal
Code,
the
Immigration
(Act,
Feeding
Slufrs
Act,
Dominion
jLand
Titles
Act.
Gold
and
Silver
'.Murkinir
Act.
Annuities,
and
an
IS
TO
RF.
AUGMENTED
et
in
regard
to
lake
freight
rales
on
grain.
ROAD
CAMP
IS
READY
TONIGHT
being
made
by
tlie
Canadian
Cutting
Out
Rlght-of-Way
For
Kalen
Island
Highway
to
'
Start
This
Wsek
Preparations
for
the
starting
or
work
on
the
Kalen
Island
ported
this
morning.
A
base
camp
has
been
established
on
Sliawntliitw
I'uss.-iue
mm!
Ilia
WINS
HIGH
HONORS
cam,,
about
half
a
mile
!away
in
the
bush
will
be
running
will
then
be.
"iiglil.
Supplies
Graduated
from
Jubilee
Hospital
at
Victoria
and
Won
Scholar-
,aKr"
C,,M
"l
l""
week,
a
crew
of
fifteen
or
so
tiurn
8nl
(will
start
on
the
work
of
cutting
he
right-or-way.
TI.e
will
Miss
Anne
Clothier,
sister
or
crew
be
gradually
Increased
therearter.
George
Clothier
or
this
city,
pre-
sidenl
or
the
Jubilee
Hospital
.,.,.
graduating
class
or
I'Jit
or
Vio-lLIUUUK
rKUMI
iui
hi,
is
me
vs
inner
01
uie
uoiicri
S.
Day
.memorial
scholarship
and
IS
INCREASING
Ovor
Million
and
Half
Dollars
Earned
During
Six
Months
Ending
March
31
hemptville.
Out.
and
holds,
in
ad-
VltrrOHIA,
June
It).
The
au
dition
to
tier
nursing
certificate,
nouueement
was
made
yestcnlay
a
.second
class
teachers
ccrtui-.that
the
liquor
profits
for
the
rate
and
lias
taken
a
rour
month's
six
mouths
ending
March
.11
of
training
at
the
Toronto
Orlho-
this
year
amounted
to
91,031,000,
paedic
hospital.
Her
portrait
np-iau
increase
of
more
ihau
S20u,u
pears
In
Saturday
s
edition
of
the.
COO
over
the
'preceding
six
Victoria
Colonist.
inonlhs,
when
Ihe
receipts
BIRTHS
There
was
born
on
Sunday
at
the
General
Hospital
a
daughter
to
Mr.'
and
Mrs.
Harold
Marshall
of.
Port
Simpson.
At
the
Oeneral
Hospital
Sunday
a
son
was
born
to
Mr.
und
Mrs,
Alexander
Storrie,
Sixth
Avenue,
Edst.
amounted
to
7,
1
35,(100.
COLORED
BOXER
iT
WINNER
OF
BOUT
NEW
YOHK,
June
10
Harry
Wills,
Negro
heavyweight,
won
the
Judge's
decision
over
Hartley
Madden,,
a
New
York
Irlidiman,
in
rutepn
round.