REPORT
MADE
ON
HOME
BANK
ir
Audit
Been
Made
In
1916
Depositor
Would
Have
Lost
Nothing
OTTAWA.
June
II.
Judjic
Mi'Krttwit'
rrorrtn'the
Home
Hunk
was
tuhled
in
(he
House
of
SENATE
MAY
PASS
BILLS"
Will
Reoonslder
Three
Railway
Branch
Proposals
That
Had
Beon
Suspended
OTTAWA.
June
II.
II
wnsj
Viclorja,
B.C.,
had
protested
auaiiisl
lln
suspension
of
Vancouver
Island
bills.
RETAILERS'
PRESIDENT
from
there
lo
Vancouver
and
Victoria,
They
will
later
go
south
to
California
from
which
stale
Ihoy
Intend
motoring
all
the
way
.bai'k
to
Winnipeg
fair
ne
fur
the
work
done.
Coiuiiiiionrr
Temple
found
Hint
I
linn
had
been
no
bootleg,
yin?
done
imi
the
Canadian
Far-iner
or
Canadian
Volunteer.
The
Meirlinnl
Marine
he
found
was
exceptionally
free
from
Ihpior.
l.oinnioo
thin
aderiiouu.
It
itirrrr
I
rtATCD
IC
fiKln
Hint
If
an
effective
audit
ALLtUr.U
LUUlLK
I
J
had
been
made
in
HM('
or
in
llK,
Ihe
result
would
have
been
either
Ihpiidatiou
following
the
auiiil
or
amalgamation
with
another
bank.
HeplyoiK
lo'
question
as
lo
what
effect
the
result
would
have
been
n
Hie
present
depositor.
Hie
report
find
I
lint
If
mndo
in
HMO
Hie
present
depositors
would
have
siiffereil
no
In.
If
made
fu
IlilH
I
do
not
Ihink
any
loss
would
have
fallen
upon
Hieui.
Ilrfrrrfng
to
Ibis
period,
Judce
takes
the
mound
that
coin
.u
lia
Cuhman
has
sljsned
an
order
for
ilhe
return
to
British
Columbia
of
1P
Charles
Pfluegar.
nrresleil
ai
n,
Tacoiua
In
April
charged
with
the
...
.....
rr
......
1
CONTINUES
ACTIVE
HONOI.ll.t
June
II
Kileau
s
renewal
of
activity
continues.
there
belnu
four
inlenl
piake-
in
the
reaioii
seslenlay
al
four
hour
Inter
nN.
r.niisslou
team
still
conliiiues.
PATROL
BOAT
nreed
In
Ihe
Jennie
Honinilllee;
today
I
lint
three
Canadian
branch
comes
From
line
bills
which
had
been
sus-i
pcipled,
would
bo
reconsidered!
next
week.
The
decision
was
I
reached
nfler
Senitlor
Barnard
oTI
Chief
Spiller
nnd
Constable
Saint
or
Ihe
provincial
police
ar
.
.
.
.
.....
....
1.1
1
riven
111
pori
111
o."
uih
inxm
on
Hie
launch
Adauao
which
I
hey
Inoiiglit
from
Vancouver
lo
be
used
here
as
police
patrol
boat
COMING
TO
THIS
CITYS,;!,,.:'
ST
s
""""
-
I
The
Hip
from
Vancouver
look
KD.MONTON,
June
I
I.
(!.
V.
ix
ilays4
t'top
were
made
at
Ilanuiud.
president
of
the
Itelll
Powell
lliver
and
Bleley
Bay
and
.Mi'ichiinls'
Assoelalion
of
Will-lone
diiv
was
losl
on
account
ol
nlpejf,
acconipanled
by
Mrs.
Han-
bad
weather.
nurd,
Is
spendluif
a
dav
or
I
wo
The
Adanae
is
10
feel
lung,
1(1
in
Hdmonlou
a
11
first
stop
in
feel
0
inches
beam
and
Is
said
lo
Ihe
course
of
a
lonu
holiday
tour
be
a
kooiI
sea
boat,
She
is
emtlned
or
Ihe
west
and
south.
From
Kd-twit
Is
a
20
horse
power
F.iirIIsIi
inonlou
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ilaunard.inolor
which
"ftlvea
her
a
speed
of
will
ko
lo
Prince
Hupert
and'
seven
in'iles.
She
was
formerly
used
by
the
boiler
inspector
til
New
Westminster
mid
for
the
past
six
months
has
been
in
the,
service
of
the
police
at
Campbell
11
Ivor.
IHIIT
d.llo.i
of
the
bank
repeal-
'""""P
f
""
by
i-i.reenlalions
nwuie
was
Maud
in
August.
lU-J.
a
Hill
inieMlKallon
stealing
(53
eases
r
whiskey
and
vnrl,
as
t
JustHy
six
barrels
of
beer.
conferred
under
Hie
power
uptni
Hie
minister
or
finance
under
-
-
SeH.on
5d
.,f
the
Hank
Act.
HAWAIIAN
VOLCANO
,
speruic
recoiiniicnuaiion
a.
lo
me
reiinourseiiiem
oi
oepusi-tors
is
made
in
the
report.
RETURNING
TO
B.C.
BY
WAY
OF
COURTS
Judge
Cuthman
Signed
Order
for
His
Deportation
on
Charge
or
Stealing
Whiskey
and
Beer
SKA
TTI.K.
June
II.
Judge
id
ADANAC
HERE
Vancouver
to
Re
pines
Myranwy
In
Local
EDMONTON
PAPER
SEES
BUSINESS
FOR
THIS
CITY
The
Kduionlon
Journal,
in
a
leading
editorial
dealing
with
Hie
uraiit
elevator
at
Prince
Hupert
cays
in
part
:
"The
more
outlet
we
have
for
our
grain,
the
belter
it
will
be
for
Hie
producer
and
there
is
no
re
a
on
why
h
hi?
Initio
hnud
not
rie-opl4''
w-ay
or
Prince
Hupert.
With
Ihe
expansion
of
Ihe
oriental
market
it
will
be
in
a
peculiarly
favorable
(Hisiliou,
by
reason
of
Ihe
shorter
ocean
Journey
lo
Asiatic
ports,
to
handle
the
trans
-
Pacific
TEN
MILLION
FEET
OF
LOGS
SCALED
IN
MAY
Forestry
Returns
Show
Total
for
Five
Months
as
Over
Thirty
Seven
Million
Feet
There
was
a
total
scale
of
over
ten
minion
reel
01
mss.
m
this
district
iluriiiK
the
mouth
)f
May.
aceoriling
lo
a
reporl
is-
ued
by
the
Provincial
(orestty
lepaitmeul.
This
is
in
addition
lo
ties,
poles
and
other
mei-
lenlals.
'Ibis
brings
the
total
scale
for
the
five
months
of
Ihe
present
ear
up
lo
over
thirty
even
million
feel.
Ihe
present
mouth'
cale
ts
made
up
as
follow:
lied
Cedar
....!
Coast
Spruce
Hemlock
Halsalu
.
.lackpine
1
Interior
.spruce
.
Poles
'
Hemlock
Piles
Cedar
Piles
.......
Cordwood
Cords
Hallway
Ties
...
THREE
DAYS
JAIL
tSrigley
Case
is
Being
I,
OS
1.
033
U
It'..
1
23
3,
1
1)8,1
&K
81)1,030
01,000
208,333
117,035
1
3,0
1
2
50,80
1
HOlt
17.S08
FOR
DEMONSTRATORS
Japaneste
Who
Caused
1
Commotion
In
Imperial
Hotel,
Toklo,
Get
Light
Sentence
TOKIO.
June
II,
Three
men
who
on
Saturday
night
held
a
demonstration
at
the
Imperial
Hotel
as
a
protest
against
the
American
exclusion
measure
barrlna
-Japanese,
from
entering
lhi.Uiiled
Stales
were
sentenced
lo
three
days
In
Jail.
Another
Two
wcra
fined;
tetr
yen.'"
;
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
Latest
In
Restaurant.
Fish,
Meat
BOSTON
GRILL
and
Third
Avenue.
Poultry
Best
of
Food
Good
Service.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Private
Doxes
for
Party
Use.
Market
Phone
671
"Taka
Her
to
The
Boston."
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VOL
XIV,,
NO,
137
J'HINCi:
HI
l'KHT,
B.C.,
W'KDNKHIUY,
JUNE
11,
121.
VMWrdij't
ClrcuUtlMi
276.
Strut
Ulm
sss.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
fiSE
IS
BEING
TRIED
HERE
TODAY
COMMISSIONER
REPORTS
TO
PARLIAMENT
NOTHING
WRONG
WITH
C.G.M.M.
Prince
Ruoert
Drvdock
and
Merchant
Marine
Freed
from
Charges
Commissioner
Temple
says
Found
No
Evidence
of
Bribery
or
Bootlegging
on
Ships
OTTWVA.
June
II.
Tin-
re-ull
of
l.hc
investigation
of
tli
...
.
,i'
.
.1...:..
i..
...........I
barge
made
Ity
neuamr
luyioroi
ew
ruiimin
,i(.,uiri
the
management
ol
Ihe
Canadian
Nalional
Itailway
iiml
Hie
(.iiiiadiiiii
(ioveriiriieiil
Merchant
Marine
wiii
made
known
when
the
report
or
It.
Temple,
lexal
ouuel.
who
investigated
Ihe
charge
in
Vancouver,
were
tabled
in
(lie
.Semite.
Tin;
reporl
slate
(hal
llii're
is
no
evidence
lo
support
the
lollciratiou.
There
is
no
evidence
lo
show
antagonism
loward
Capb
Hoyd
of
Hie
Canadian
Farmer;
no
evidence
of
bribery,
com-
1
'
-as.--.
initiiiii,
perfrnlaire
or
per
sonal
consideration
paid
lo
surveyor
in
rouneclinn
with
the
I'rinre
tuperl
Orydock.
The
report
aoe
on
lo
mi)'
Dial
the
rharye
made
hy
I
he
Prince
illuperl
Brydock
Company
was
a
BBStBsBjBBBBHslBaBkSBHBBHBVisBBBH
A
dose
up
of
Hit
King
and
Queen
alired
in
"civies,"
as
(hey
appeared
in
(he
royal
box
at
(lie
Army
Cup
final.
Tried
at
Assizes
Today
Before
Justice
Gregory
'
"lani
iuforliicd
that
you
usked
tsrigley,
'Are
you
shielding
Buckley?
If
you
are
you
hml
heller
spill
Hie
beans
r
it
will
go
hard
wilh
vou.'
"
,,This
siiggeslion
made
at
the
.Supreme
Court
ssjzes
Ibis
.iiiorpaj?.".
(.
A.
Cuddy,
uiidilor
for,
AluJ.Ia?eH
Timber
lio.,
1y
l;J
W.
Patmorr,
counsel
for
the
defence
in
the
irigley
fraudulent
conversion
ease,
was
denied
liy
Cuddy.
Wit-ies.
who
was
under
eros-e.aniina(ioii,
admitted,
however,
hal
he
had
warned
accused
dial
if
there
was
anything
irregular
in
reaped
Hi
shortages
it
was
a
serious
mailer
and
he
(accused
j
should
foil
about
it.
t
The
auditor
aid
he
did
not
Honed
in
particular
about
.Mr.
know
or
ally
(rouble
anion?
Hie
Buckley.
A
member
at
Seattle
hi?hi'r-up
in
the
company
and
of
a
firm
of
certified
accounl-he
was
not
directed
lo
50
aflerjanls.
he
had
been
sent
to
conduct
Mr.
Buckley
or
any
other
individual.
Though
he
had
a
list
or
Ihe
ollicials
in
control
al
Buckley
Bay
nothing
was
Indi
an
audit
at
Buckley
Bay.
He
believed
that
his
company
had
re.
ceived
its
instructions
troiii
Ihe
(continued
on
pape.
six)
Premier
Mackenzie
King
Specific
in
his
Elevator
Statement
made
Yesterday
in
House
of
Commons
Special
lo
Prince
Hiijiort
Daily
News
.
OTTAWA,
June.
II.
The
announcement
mnJe
in
British
Columbia
that
an
elevator
va
to
be
built
al
Prince
Hupert
was
challenged
in
Hie
House
of
Commons
yesterday
by
.Mr.
Boss
of
Kingston,
lo
which
Premier
Mackenzie
King
replied:
"I
moy
say
lo
my
honorable
friend
(hat
lasl
year
a
from
Prince
Hupert
wailed
upon
Hie
government
mid
urged
very
strongly
Ihe
claims
of
lhal
city
for
an
elevator
al
that
point.
"
I
he
honorable
member
for
Skeeuu.
Mr.
Slork,
has
been
repealeijly
pressinp
Hie
mutter.
upon
the
(iowrumrnt
and
urging!
here
in
order
to
discus.
Ihe
mat-that
this
work
be
undertaken.
Icr
further
with
him.
Since
'tlien
and
when
Ihe
main
estimates
ofiwe
hae
taken
it
up
with
him
and
this
session
were
heiny
prepared
J
II
i
our
intention
to
place
a
the
(iovcrninrn!
did
have
under
sum
in
the
supplementary
es
consideration
al
(hat
lime
the
placing
of
an
amount
in
the
estimates
for
an
elevator
at
Prince
Hupert.
However,
it
was
decided
that
we
should
wail
until
the
honorable
member,
Mr.
Stork,
was
timates
A.
W.
Morris
of
Vancouver
is
in
Ihe
city
acting
as
nllicial
court
stenographer
al
Ihe
Supreme
Court
assizes.
A
Solid
North
Kergln
of
Atlln,
Pattullo
of
Prince
Rupert,
Manson
,
of
Omlneca,
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
Lllloet,
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.
Dominion
Government
Passes
Order
in
Council
Settling
the
Ownership
Harbor
Foreshore
Hon.
T.
I).
I'alttillo,
minister
of
lands,
is
in
receipt
of
a
telegram
advising
him
that
Hie
Boniinioii
has
passed
a
formal
order
in
council
ralilyiug
the
agreement
made
between
the
province
and
the
Dominion
us
lo
the
ownership
of
foreshore
lands
in
the
province.
rew
people
understand
this
question
or
appreciate
its
At
Hie
lime
of
confederation
under
the
British
North
America
Act
the
ownership
in
"public
harbors'
passed
to
the
Dominion.
;
The
question
arose
as
lo
whati
cmiiditule
a
public-
harbor
and
ail
famou
case
known
as
Hie
bpan-
isli
Banks
cae
went
lo
the
Privy
Council.
Their
Lordships
decided
thai
only
public
harbors
as
at
Ihe
lim.-
or
Conrederalion
passed
lo
the.
Dominion
but
their
de.
rinition
or
what
constituted
a
public
harbor
left
Ihe
question
where
Ihe
foreshore
of
the
province
were
liable
to
dispute.
This
was
very
bad,
for
business
or
industrial
enterprise
fell
called
upon
to
approacti
boin
Uovcrn-
menls
in
order
16
feel
secure
in
title
and
contlict
of
authority
was
hold
ins
up
development.
Adjustment
Accomplished
Willi
11
f
iimi,llv
criftvftrnfiiittt
in.
iniusler.
Nanaimo,
quimall.
All
other
t
n.
......
i
GERMANY
PROTESTS
I--
lis
.IILFVI
III,
i
1
forestiorel
passes
to
Hie
province.
j
The
boundaries
of
the
six
har
bors
has
also
been
asreed
upon.
In
Vancouver
all
Inside
the
Narrows
passes
lo
Ottawa
while
the
outside,
including
F.nslish
Hay
ami
False;
Creek
fro
lo
Ihe
province.
A
this
question
ha
been
outstanding
since
confederation.
it
shows
what
two
(overnuients
working
in
harmony
can
accom
plish.
LEAGUE
OF
NATIONS
FRENCH
OCCUPATION
ii:.NF.VA,
June
II
(ierinany
has
protested
to
Ihe
League
of
Nations
against
the
presence
of
French
Iroops
in
Ihe
Saar
Valley.
Ihe
(ierman
coal
region
in
which
France
was
jfiven
by
Ihe
treaty
of
Versailles
Ihe
exclusive
rijjhl
lo
coal
mine
ex-
limitations
for
fifteen
GENERAL
ASSEMBLY
OF
PRESBYTERIAN
MILLERAND1S
years.
NOT
PRESIDENT
Resigned
Today
as
Head
of
the
Government
of
France:
Successor
Friday
RADICAL
TO
BE
PREMIER
PAHIS,
June
11.
President
Milterand
of
France
resigned
today.
It
is
now
expected
that
Kdouard
Harriot,
Radical
leader,
will
head
the
new
majority
oil
the
left
side.
He
will
term,
a
new
Ottawa
Ihe
minister
undertook
l..n'm!,,,7
.
.
.,
.
jlcconiplishitl.
Hon
was
contained
in
a
letter
'addressed
lo
the
presidents
of
the
'
Vnli.l
ii
an.
I
I
It
n
I
Miami
ii
w
jf
Ma
bors
pass
to
the
IHunimou
Oov-t
..
...
...
,
.
erumenl
as
lie
in
if
harbors
at
the
time
ol
eoiirederalion
namely:
pulies,
which
rejected
yesterday
Millerand's
appeal
lo
respect
the
constitution
by
holding
him,
in
,the
position.
I
lie
new
president
will
be
chosen
at
a
joint
meeting
of
the
Chamber
and
the
Senate
on
REPUBLICANS
GOING
SLOWLY
Perfect
Organization
This
Morning
and
Will
Adopt
Platform
Tonight
CLF.YKLAND,
June
11.
The.
Republican
National
convention
at
another
brief
session
today
pertecled
its
permanent
organization,
cheered
President
Cool-
v
idge
and
the
party
then
took
a
recess
until
eight
o'clock
touluht,
when
it
will
receive
its
platform.
and
adopt
:
BANDITS
MADE
OFF
WITH
GEMS
Knocked
Down
Driver
of
Truck
and
Took
Seven
Packages
From
Customs
XFAV
YOHK,
June
tl.
Ten
bandit
today
held
up)
the
United
Stales
customs
truck,
knoekeil
Ilin
CHURCH
CONCLUDES
driver
""conscious
.and
escaped
(Willi
27
lockages
,
of4
precious
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1.
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slones
which
Were
Jieing
trans-
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11
x
Presbyterian
adjourned
al
General
Assembly''1
'"
,hc
Pl
noon
today
to
meet
in
June
ol
next
year
in
College
Street
Church,
Toronto.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
American
League
,
Philadelphia
I,
Detroit
3.
New
York
5,
St.
l.oui
0.
Boston
3,
Chicago
3.
Washington
3,
Cleveland
4.
National
League
Chicago.2,
Brooklyn
V.
St.
f.ouls
2,
Boston
C.
Cincinnati
I,
Philadelphia
3,
iMltsburgh
10,
New
York
6.
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for
it
Dally
News.
UIIIVC
CANADIAN
FOOTBALL
TEAM
AGAIN
WINNERS
Will
Play
Second
Test
Match
Sydney
on
Saturday
Nest
at
TAMWOHTII.
X.,V
June
II.
The
louring
Canadian
rootball
team
defeated
Tainworlh
this
afternoon
scoring
eight
goals
while
they
held
their
opponent
scoreless.
TlH'y
have
now
Won
flvo
games,
lost
Iwo
drawni,four.
On
Saturday
Hie
-le-am
plays
Ihe
second
lesl
maldhfat
Sydney,
against
all-.luetadifcni
eleven.
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