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'
MORE
AaiYTTY
ON
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISP.
PREPARATIONS
BEING
Toronto
Doctor
Found
Cure
for
Cancer
which
is
Result
of
Microbe
I'HILADKLPIIIA,
June
l.
An
::
Doctor
T.
J.
Glover,
u
unlive
t
riyuig
imi
research
work
sis
New
.nered
the
cause
of
cancer.
.
t'xpTiitiental
stage.
i
producing
remarkable
results
t
Ir.
Glover
has
established
dial
Hie
disease
is
due
to
micro
organism,
lie
lias
isolated
the
germ
and
tinned
its
jurl
in
the
cause
of
the
disease.
ASSIZES
OPEN
HERE
TUESDAY
Only
Two
Criminal
Cases
to
be
Heard
Before
Mr.
Justice
Gregory
'Mi
a
I'Kln
docke'
iiIing
of
Miree
rriiniiiul
and
two
civil
cases
In
he
tlliol
of,
the
priug
Supreme
Court
AssUr
will
i
ti
in
I
In1
city
tomorrow
morning
at
II
o'elork
with
Mr.
JittHeAlrrUnry
rreidiii;rrsv
The
Judge
miiJ
'hi
ilaIT
are
expected
lo
iirrlre
here
tin
the
Prince
llu.
pert
here
this
afternoon.
David.
lnlcii
eX-.M.L.A.
for
New
Westminster,
arrived
from
Hie
south
on
the
Princess
Alice
thi
morning
and
will
art
as
crown
prosecutor.
The
rases,
which
slioilld
he
finished
well
williin
Ihe
lime
allowed
for
Ihe
session
here,
are
us
follows:
Criminal
Alexander
Gun-Go-At
of
Smith-crs
charged
with
Indecent
n-aull.
Charles
Srlgley
of
Buckley
Hay
rharged
on
two
rounls
wilh
fraudulent
conversion
of
5,00
and
UI
respectively.
L.
W.
Pat-morc
will
defend.
Civil
I),
T
l.liullaiid
vs.
II.
I.
Gaian-otf
ammoling
of
parlirershtp,
ctf
.
Palmoie
&
Fulton
for
the
plaiiilllT
and
I..
S.
McOill
or
Sini'liers
for
the
defendant.
'
Trustee
of
die
Kleaiua
Ho.,
lid.
s.
Hjornslad,
Mrlionald,
llellfacli
and
Allan,
eaiicellalion
uf
mortgage.
Palinore
A
I
ultoti
fur
Ihe
jilainltlT
and
W.
K.
fisher
tor
the
ilefe'ndanl.
IS
ADJOURNED
Number
of
Bills
Scrapped
at
the
Close
Including
Naval
Armaments
Provision
'ASHING
TON,
June
It.-
Con-uress
adjourned
aulomalically
at
seven
o'clock
Saturday
night.
The
lat
inlnule
rush
prevented
tho
passing
of
a
bill
providing
for
cnii.cr
construction
and
improvement
to
battleships
and
also
for
preliminary
outlays
in
con-lieclimi
u-illi
lliii
tnlilipr
bonus.
Only
a
special
session
of
Con-1
Kress
cmild
provide,
necessary
funds
fur
Iho
initial
costs
in
connection
wilh
I
Imi
Imiius,
according
lo
Republican
leaders.
prkid1nthome
bank
dies
toronto
TOIION'I'O,
June
V.
Herbert
J
Daley,
10
yearn
of
age,
president
or
Ihe
defunct
Home
Hank
of
Canada,
died
at
his
lioute
this
looming,
llu
was
uwaitiug
trial
f
r
conspiracy..
arlirle
m
Hie
Norlli
American
iT
Titnuifn.
who
litis
hern
York
for
four
years,
ha
dis-
Tin
treatment,
which
though
in
BIOLOGICAL
STATION
SITES
ARE
INSPECTED
Or.
Clemens,
J.
McHugh
and
John
Dybhavn
Spent
Most
of
Saturday
on
Watrfront
Dr.
W.
A.
Clemens,
supcrinlen-Icnl
of
Ihe
departure
Bay
(Vancouver
llaudi
biological
sta-lion;
J.
Mrllugh,
Vancouver,
resident
engineer
for
Ihe
Dominion
KHheries.
ami
John
Dyhhuvu
of
the
fisheries
biological
hoard
pent
the
most
of
Saturday
cruising
atoiiir
4lnv
wHlerfroiit
In
Mr.
Dyhhavcn's
launch
Surveyor
inspecting
sites
for
Ihe
biological
ilatitm
(hat
i
lo
he
built
here.
They
have
power
to
select
the
llr
11
1
I
il
is
expected
that
an
nmiouiieeiniMil
will
be
forthcom
ing
In
Ihe
course
of
a
few
days.
I)r.
Clemen
returned
south
on
Ihe
Priiiei
George
Saturday
II
Ik
lit
and
Mr.
Mrllugh
will
return
to
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
Rupert
IIik
evening.
WHALING
STATIONS
ON
ISLANDS
BUSY
Three
Bin
Mammals
Were
at
Roso
Harbor
When
Prlnco
John
Called
There
Thursday
When
Hip
C.N.
It.
steamer
Prince
lohu
called
al
Hum'
Harbor
last
Thursday
morning
on
her
way
to
Prince
lluperl
from
Vancouver
via
the
Queen
Charlotte
Island
(here
were
I
Inn
hi?
mammal
al
Urn
whaling
slalion
Ihere.
Two
wen
011
Ihe
slip
and
one
was
in
Ihe
water.
The
ltoe
Harbor
plaul
Is
now
in
full
operation
as
i
Ihe
olher
whaling
slalion
at
Nation
Harbor.
A
good
season
is
expected
and
Ih'e
whaling
boats
are
having
pood
lurk
so
far.
MARTIN
MART1NSEN
DROWNED
IN
RIVER
Youna
Man
Woll
Known
Here
Lost
His
Life
Saturday
Night
Body
Not
Recovered
Marl
in
Marlinscn,
well
known
in
this
cily,
was
drowned
In
the
Skeena
lliver
al
Inverness
Satur
day
nighl
when
he
fell
overboard
from
a
boat.
The
body
was
mil
recovered
but
witnesses
of
Ihe
falalilv
will
arrive
in
Ihe
cily
to
morrow
lo
be
examined
by
Coron
er
Waller
dale.
Deceased,
who
was
a
native
o(
Norway
and
was
about
'iH
year
of
aue.
urew
up
in
this
cily
and
fur
a
lime
was
engaged
in
Ihe
laxi
business.
His
father,
Mat
tin
Martinsen.
is
employed
al
i::iinnbv
and
a
brother
and
sister
reside
liere--Olu
Martinsen
in
(lie
laxi
business
ami
Mrs.
Chandler
respectively.
CANADIANS
BEATEN
IPSW
ICH,
Queensland,
Juno
1).
Tlie,
Canadian
foollmll
(earn
was
betitea
here
today
2
to
0.
MADE
FOR
REOPENING
OF
MILL
GOOD
MEETINGS
SKEENA
RIDING
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
Reports
Dr.
Wrlnch
Getting
Qood
Support
at
Two
Centres
POLITICAL
SITUATION
Hon.
T
H.
Pallullo
returned
1
yesterday
from
a
visit
to
Swan-
1
son
Hay
ami
Surf
Inlet
wilh
Iir.j
Wrineh.
candidate
in
Ihe
Liberal
interests
for
Skcena,
where
very
successful
meetings
were
held.
Mr.
Pallullo
says
dial
Dr.
U'rincli
was
given
a
mot
hearty
reception
at
bolh
places,
everyone
rrreiving
him
most
cordially.
He
says
thai
o
far
as
tbosc
place
are
an
indication.
Dr.
Wrinrh
should
gel
a
large
ma-
jorily
over
both
other
candidates
on
the
twentieth.
Mr.
Pallullo
is
in
close
touch
with
the
situation
throughout
the
province
and
he
say
that
everywhere
people
are
coming
to
n
realization
of
tin
importance
of
returning
the
present
(iovem-meiil
in
order
lo
prevent
political
chaos
and
mi
thai
the
develop
ment
of
the
province
may
con
tinue.
The
record
obc
Gov,
L
rrmiirul
is
aTi7eriVtabtefiii(;4ml
'
llieir
plalls
Tor
the
future
include
Ihe
fostering
of
industries,
iu-
creacd
tmmira(ioii
Willi
a
view
lo
closer
eH
lenient
on
the
land,
wilh
reasonable
eoii!ervaHon
of
the
resource
of
the
province.
CAPT.DOISY
IS
AT
TOKIO
French
Aviator
Completes
Flight
From
Paris
to
Japanese
Capital
TOKi'O,
June
9.
Captain
Dolsy,
the
French
aviator,
completed
his
airplane
Journey
from
Paris
to
this
city
this
morning,
flying
from
Osaka,
which
place
he
reached
yesterday
morning.
Ho
has
been
using
the
Chinese
plane
that
was
loaned
to
him
after
his
own
was
smashed.
HONQ
KONG,
June'
9.
Throe
United
States
flyers
arrived
from
Amoy
yesterday
INTERRUPTORS
ARE
SILENCED
Hon.
A.
M.
Manson
Wins
Large
Meeting
at
Anyox
In
Interests
of
Kergln
ANYO.V,
June
0.
Hon.
A.
M.
Malison,
attorney
general,
and
II.
V.
Kergln,
candidate
for
Allin
in
Ihe
forthcoming
provincial
elec
lion,
addressed
a
larye
and
sue
.
..
It
1
II...
II
II....
iissiui
iiieciiug
in
me
"'ni-imtiii
Hall
here
on
Friday
evening.
II.
II
JM.....
-I.I...I
I
II.
II,
IjIMIJIIIHII!
IH'.HIHI
UIIU
IIM-ll-
were
about
300
persons
in
attendance.
Mr,
Manson
was
tlie,
principal
speaker
and
ho
held
the
platform
for
llnce
hours.
As
Mr
Manson
opened,
I
hero
were
some
interruptions
ny
rro-.on
i
lie
rocKs
wncn
me
rauncn
in
vlucinl
Parly
followers.
Thf-y
xvhlch
Ihey
were
riding
wns
cup-were
'Invited
lo
come
lo
the.
plat-
sited
and
nwatnped.
Five
others
form
hut
they
would
not
do
so
and
finally
held
their
peace
aflcrl
Hie
crowd'
begun
to
show
its
dis-
,,.i
..
in,
ii......
i
,
M,.iw,..i
i
u
.-I
II
IS
III'
III
4'l
I
II
'-"II
llll
I
I
won
tue
meellng
and
tits
speech
was
tin
eye-opener
to
the
Anyox
people
winning
many
new
adherents
for
the
Liberal
government.
In
I
lie
afternoon,
Mr.
Manson
and
Mr,
Kergln
uddrcsscd
a
small
but
attentive,
meeting
at
the
Mine.
BBbBBBBBBLb1bBBBBbV
b
Marathon
saxophone
playing
is
Miss
I.uella
Wat-kiii'
specially.
Her
latest
accomplishment
is
t8
hours
of
playing
without
a
lei-up,
during
which
she
got
through
570
different
selections.
Clearing'
Townsite
at
Buckley
Bay
for
Building
50
Houses
DUCKI.KY
HAY,
June
0
-
Three
donkey
engine
ami
twenty
men
are
al
present
busy
on
the
tiiwnsile
here
clearing
the
land
preparatory
to
the
building
or
Hfly
houses
for
the
use
of
the
employees."
The
new
management
i
taking
hold
of
things
here
with
great
viglir
and
preparations
are
being
made
to
establish
the
camp
on
"
more
permanent
basis.
There
is
conidenthle
talk
of
n
pulp
industry
in
connection
with
Ihe
sawmill
operations
hut
nothing
official
i
given
out
in
regard
to
it.
Preparations
Being
Opening
of
Sawmill
at
Port
Clements
by
Buckley
Interests
The
i
awinill
at
Purl
Clements
which
was
acquired
last
1..
Buckley
Dtim
the
Graham
Island
Spruce
Cedar
cily
is
to
lie
re-oened
shortly,
according
to
word
re-
year
by
f.
Co.
of
thh
ii
i
ail
..i
ll
.
rimed
iriuii
ine
v.'uecu
uuarioiie
II.
McVeigh
airived
at
Port
Clements
on
the
Prince
John
at
the
end
of
Ihe
week
lo
take
charge
and
get
the
plaul
ready.
The
mill
was
bought
privately
by
Mr.
Buckley
when
he
was
connected
with
the
Mussett
Timber
Co.,
and
it
is
understood
(hut
he
is
behind
the.
present
proposed
operations.
The
Port
Clements
mill
has
ai
single
shift
capacity
of
75.000
1
feet
daily.
The
Graham
Island',
Spruce
A.
Cedar
Co.
which
sum
the
plant
out
lo
Mr.
Buckley
consisted
or
J.
G.
Scoltr
J.
W.
Scolt,
W.
P.
Lynch,
Alex.
Finney,
Olier
Besiier,
George
Bryant.
Mrs.
Car-rail
and
Dr.
W.
S.
Hall
or
Vancouver.
n
1
rtTV
IP
ridmNU
lAIVl
I
10
SWAMPED:
8
DEAD
SAN
TA
ANNA,
June
0.
Six
men
and
two
boys,
members
of
ai
fishing
iwirty,
pounded
to
death
of
the
parly
were
saved,
CITirini?
AJ
PRATFQT
OUlvlUL
t0
I
IW
1
LO
1
AT
AMERICAN
ACTION
TOKIO,
June
9.
Another
suU
ride
as
a
protest
against
the
American
Act
of
exclusion
ligalnst
Jmpnese
Is
reported
from
Vichl.
'rho
Niclii
man
threw
him.
sjolf
in
front
of
a
train.
Readiness
Made
for
.
..
.1
i
I
i.'
i
im.iiiu.,
v.
r
ucmci
uuu
j.
MARSHAL
HEADS
FRENCH
GOVT.
Has
Formed
Cabinet
to
Take
Place
of
That
Herded
by
Polncare
PARIS,
June
0.
Frederick
J'rancois
Marshal
has
formed
a
cabinet
to
take
the
place
of
that
of
former
Premier
Poiucure,
which
resigned
last
week.
VISCOUNT
PIRRIE
DIED
ON
STEAMER
NF.W
YORK,
Juno
0.
.Viscount
Pinie,
head
of
llarland
&
Wolf,
the.
shipbuilder
of
Belfast,
died
aged
73
abiiard
the
P.hro
of
puue-
inonln,.
Ho
was
returning
from
South
America
where
he
had
been
studying
-shipbuilding
prospects
in
various
ports.
Viscountess
Pirrie
Was
with
him.
The
body
has
been
senl
to
Ireland
for
burial,
-v
AT
PORT
Timber
Industries
Council
in
Defence
of
Canadian
Government
Merchant
Marine
Service
in
B.C.
VANCOUVKlt,
June
V.
Strong
protests
have
been
forwarded
to
UUuwa
regarding
the
attacks
made
in
the
Senate
on
the
Pacific
Coasl
management
of
the
Canadian
Government
Merchant
Marine
and
the
Canadian
National
llailways.
The
Timber
Industries
Council,
representing
the
largest
business
interests
of
the
province,
in
n
resolution,
states
that
in
its
opinion
the
vestem
departments
of
the
Canadian
Government
Merchant
Marine
and
Ihe
Canadian
National
Railways
are
"honestly
and
efficiently
managed
and
are
capable
of
handling
any
situation
which
may
arise
or
develop
for
'fa
Ihe
benefit
of
business
in
British
iolumMa.
I
lie
council
views
wilh
rejrret
attempts
lo
brins
Hie
Canadian
Government
Mer
chant
Marine
ami
Ihe
Canadian
National
Railway
into
the
sphere
of
politics.
'
Tlie
British
Columbia
Lumber
and
Shingle
Manufacturers'
As-
sociation,
representing
38
of
the'
lumber
compaiues
operating
in'
British
Columbia,
in
a
teller,
ai
copy
of
which
has
been
forward-,
ed
lo
Ihe
Pr'ure
Minister
of
llie'this
morning
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Dominion.
aNo
outlines
Hie
view
.General
Hospital
where
he
had
of
its
members
as
expressed
at
been
ill
since
January
19.
I)r
a
fully
alDnded
medio?.
It
was
ceased
was
70
years
of
age
and
the
unanimous
opinion
that
Iho
was
born
in
Norway.
A
ttidow,
purchasing
iteparlmenL
.of
th?L
reient
iiijlyj
f
ity.
Jind
H.aush-Canadlan
National
was
efficiently
ter,
Mrs.
LeonarJ'1lenii,'tor'mHy
managed
in
tin;
interests
of
the
of
Prince
lluperl
and
now
al
Win-
railway
and
the
Dominion
Get
Information
"I
do
not
think
it
would
be
a
dillicult
mailer,"
says
Ihe
secretary
treasurer
of
the
Association,
"for
Senator
Taylor
or
his
representative
to
be
allowed
ac
cess
to
the
order
file
of
any
one
or
all
of
our
member
lumber
mills,
and
it
would
then
be
ait
easy
matter
to
determine
wheth
er
or
not
the
Canadian
National
Railways
were
paying
mure
than
others
Tor
their
lumber.
What
concerned
us
more
than
anything
else
was
th
all
loo
evident
desire
lo
bring
these
services
into
the
political
arena,
and
the
unanimous
opinion
was
thai
the
country
as
a
whole
ami
British
Columbia
in
particular
was
sensibly
against
this
attempted
procedure.
"Recent
investigations,
based
on
Ihe
statements
of
discharged
employees,
have
not
given
us
any
confidence
in
the
result
of
investigations
so
inaugurated,
ami
I
am
lo
slate
that
the
general
feeling
of
the
lumber
industry
was
that
Hie
general
manase-inent
of
these
services
was
much
more
capable
of
supervising
the
various
departments
of
these
ser
vices
than
either
the
Senate
of
Canada
or
tho
House
of
Commons
of
Canada,
and
we
also
credit
that
wilh
being
on
the
alert
fur
routing
out
any
disadvantage
which
Ihe
service
would
be,
un
der
by
inclhcicnt
or
incapable
management
of
the
depart
menls.
Value
of
Services
Dealing
with
Hie
Canadian
gov
eminent
Merchant
Marine
tho
British
Columbia
Lumber
and
Shingle
Manufacturers'
Association
emphasises
tlie
value
of
the
services
maintained
from
British
Columbia
ports.
"We
wish
to
slate
unqualifiedly
thai
the
lumber
industry,
which
is
Ihu
premier
ami
most
important
industry
of
the
pro
vlnce,
has
been
greatly
benefited
through
the
co-operation
of
the
Canadian
Government
Merchant
Marine
and
various
instances
can
lie
cited
whero
orders
have
been
secured
through'
the
instrument
ality
of
this
organization.
Sonic
of
these,
orders
were
obtained
at
times
when
they
were
vitally
necessary
lo
Ihe
lumber
Industry
of
British
Columbia,
which
means
that
Ihey
were
yllally
necessary
to
the
working
population
or
this
.Continued
on
pa?e
two)
CLEMENTS
BOAT
BUILDER
.PASSED
TODAY
Dealh
r
0rw,9
Occurred
This
Morning
In
General
Hospital
..
T.
M.
Orwig,
well
known
as
a
boat
builder
at
Seal
Cove,
died
nipeg,
survive.
Funeral
arrangements
are
in
the
hands
of
tho
B.C.
Undertakers.
NEWTON
MADE
NO
IMPRESSION
Reports
Indicate
That
He
was
Given
a
Courteous
Hearing
But
Pattullo
Gets
Support
Rcporls
received
from
various
points
on
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
by
the
Prince
John
are
to
Ihe
elTecl
that
the
Conservative,
candidate
was
given
a
courteous
hearing
everywhere
bul
the
people
generally
were
nol
impressed
with
the
particular
brand
of
oratory
handed
lo
them.
One
short
despatch
says
that
Pattullo.
wilt
have
seventy-five
per
cent
of
the
voles
in
that
camp
and
reports
from
olher
points
are
that
he
will
get
a
substantial
majority
every
where.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
SATURDAY'S
GAMES
National
League
Cincinnati
10,
Philadelphia
I.
St.
Louis
7,
Boston
13.
Pittsburg
0,
Brooklyn
t.
Chicago
3,
New
York
I.
American
League
Boston
3,
Chicago
I.
Washington
0,
Cleveland
3.
New
York
3,
St.
Louis
0.
Detroit
II,
Philadelphia
10.
SUNDAY
GAMES
American
League
Chicago
10,
Boston
3.
Cleveland
II.
Wanhfngton
3.
Detroit
5,
Philadelphia
0.
SI.
Louis
5,
New
York
0.
National
League
Brooklyn
5,
Chicago
8.
New
York
7.
Pittsburg
0.
BASKETBALL
AND
DANCE
TONIGHT
Baskelball
and
Dance,
Kxlill.il
ion
Building
lo-night
at
8.30.
Admission,
adults
75c.
Cleveland
vs,
Prince
Rupert
All
Slur.
Girls.