Ul
UUll
V11U
Ail
HOME
BANK
TO
RECEIVE
CASH!
lohillon
Providing
for
Pay
ment
of
Five
and
Half
Million
OTTAWA,
May
.10.
lion.
J.
A.
mull,
iiiiiiimii1!'
in
iiiiiiiici.
nan
u
"
i:i
ii'i'
nr
ii
rcsnnii
inn
iin-:
iJi
-i
fur
payment
nf
?5,l50.O00
......
ii...
.i.
The
motion
which
appear
on
li
older
tinner
Monday
says:
i
expedient
to
tirovidi)
tin
".
-.'ilf
I,
ciiii.-.uim,.i.ii
.,,.
:u
to
authorize
inr
tiovcriiuicui
iuuiicmI
lo
raise
by
way
of
a
ii'i
ti
un.ili
at
j
1
1
ii
i
n
inii'
lm
ri
i
i
Til
r,tr
lln-
iiiirnnsc
of
inah-
injj
payment
of
I
he
aforesaid."
SEIZED
BOATS
RUM
CHASERS
Several
Now
Held
by
Canadian
Customs
on
This
Coast
May
be
Utilized
VI'
TOHA.
May
30.
As
a
re-
'""-
of
negotiations
bi'twrcn
'aiiuila
anil
tin:
United
flutes
"M
'In1
luni
running
traffic,
the
I'Uiiiniiuti
mi.stoins
department
-i
uilopteil
Hie
Uniled
Slales
"V'ti'm
nf
eiinverliug
Ibe
M'izrd
'"inn
ellerK
lulu
rum
eliasers,
it
ilicluseil
by
cihIoiiis
officers
1
1
ere
Hie
M.S.
'
wax
M'l.ed
Himie
"iiy
auo
and
turned
over
to
the
""tuiiis
fniec
while
lluee
other
ii'iitU.
tin.
ipalawa
of
Vniieouver.
Kva
II.
or
Senllle,
nml
Hie
""ill
i.
now
held
by
llo
aulliori-Oes
may
bo
imilarly
utilized.
H
mined
crew
will
man
the
M.S.
MILLION
DOLLAR
CO.
IS
INCORPORATED
TO
CONTROL
STEWART
MINE
MCTOII1A,
May
30.
The
'alliuuso
Mining
Company.
Ltd..
controlling
i.
imil,UUsf
Mln-'"'
proH'lly
near
Sir-wart
was
i'lrorporaten
today,
the
eapital-I'aUon
beinir
a
million
dollars.
The
elalin.s
which
Uio
euin-l""y
will
develop
were
dlscover-sum,.
mi,
,lff0
,y
'
Oeorge
'iiiieron
ami
William
J'rall,
Vi'incer
prospectors.
Advertise
In
the
Daily
News.
Ibis
they
dale,
cxccpl
In
Male
Ilia
a?
Cab-
YV.
11
Wmm
wealher
be
fairly
clear
for
the
machine
is
flown
al
considerable
lieiuhl--generaly
around
H.ooo
feel..
The
conditions
now
pre
vailing
are
general
along
the
coast
and
may
be
worse
in
the
north
than
lliey
are
here.
STOCK
MARKET
llazelloii
Indian
Silvercrest
SuiT
Inlet
...
Duiivvell
I'remler
Terminus
I!ily,-Alasl,a
Hayview
have
wt.
Sound
aluable
holdings.
lliey
nave
Selklrks
made
very
salisraclory
arrange-
,.
,.
meiito
with
respousunu
n
uranny
interests
lo
examine,
ineir
noio-ings
early
Ibis
season,
lu
act,
the
examining
party
will
slarl
about
June
20,
on
their
trip
tnlo
the
interior
or
l.U.
If
these
parties
are
favorably
impressed
with
Ihe
miiierallzalion
of
thai
section
of
this
province
it
will
continued
in
paae
two)
Silvercrest
Did
.01
.07
I
(Mi
.05
.l.tUi
2.28
'
.23
Vi
.011
1
0.00
.01
.25
Vt
I
1.00
.15
BIRTH.
Asked
.03
,08
.111
.05
3.75
2.35
.57
4
i
.11
.05
.28
.18
At
the
Vancouver
ficneral
llus
pilal
on
May
21
twin
sons
wer
born
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
.1.
II.
il
litis,
formerly
of
Prince
rtupe
and
now
residing
tn
Vancouver
WHEAT
DROPPED
NINE
CENTS
ON
WINNIPEG
MARKET
WIXNIPF.n,
May
30.
-Hear
activity
this
morning
drove
wheat
down
nine
rents
a
bushel
suddenly
with
the
result
that
many
of
those
who
had
bought
long
were
caught
on
Ihe
congested
market.
4
MESSENGER
BOY
WAS
i
KILLED
AT
VANCOUVER
lealh
last
night
when
their
home
was
dcslroyetl.
i
he.
iead
are
Mrs.
AVilliam
Allen,
three
grand-
latiuhters.
a
gramlsou
and
two
.-real
granddaughters.
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
25
and
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
with
newly
laid
dancinc
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Service
dances,
banquets
and
wed.
Anywhere
at
Anytime,
ding
parties,
l
fund
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
For
rat-s,
apply
In
lloston
and
6th
St.
.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Grill.
Third
Ave.
MATT
VIDECK.
Prop.
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Vit
I
ti
l'liLNCK
IILPKHT,
11.11,
SATl
HDAY.
MAY
3D,
14125.
Vtrdiy'(
ClfuUtlo
1682
Strttt
.81(1
El
6
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
AtnijOLD
PROJECT
TO
BE
CONTINUED
OSS
WATSON
OF
SEATTLE
IS
ON
TRIAL
FOR
NANAIMO
BANK
ROBBERY
assert
uoia
rroject
Has
Been
Financed;
Work
to
be
Continued
POOR
WEATHER
i
CAUSES
SMALL
i
HALIBUT
CATCH
Total
for
May
was
Less
Than
Same
Month
Last
Year
hnrlps
l.
Laorera
arrived
trnm
rhilnilplnhini
i.,,,,,,..
with
New
Assistant
Engineer
for
Lului
P.
B.
C.
Mines
llduriiiiig
from
a
four
moulds'
trip
In
Philadelphia
and
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linl
harking
for
ilic
project
oil
which
ho
is
working
of
extracting
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11
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lllliiiil
1
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Hl
Mr
Cabrera
returned
lo
tlie
city
on
Ial
nighl's
truitt
willi
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mi
II...
rnnniTnnn
ii
Hklll
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I
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VI
lirxl
boat.
I
Mr.
Cabrera,
who
was
engineer-manager
and
one
of
the
j
three
owners
of
tlir
P.II.C.
.Mines
'Co.
operating
on
Graham
Island,
;
went
I
o
Philadelphia
in
March
in
1
1
he
iiil.'n-ls
(lr
the
I'.
lie
Mini's
II
Co.,
which
company.
In
slate.
will
soon
In-
in
operation
but
de-
'
lailcil
information
relative
lo
heir
plan
In
is
not
at
liberty
are
of
I
lie
hesl.
'New
Engineer
J.
II.
Itobcrlson,
M.K.
accain-panies
Mr,
Cabrera
in
t
lie
of
ussistiuil
engineer.
.Mr.
Ilobei'lson
has
liceu
engaged
in
mining
in
the
Malay
Straits
1'en-iiiMilar
for
over
twenty
year.
during
which
time
be
was
inan-
atfer
of
the
Kastern
Smeller
Co.
of
I'enaug,
the
lloyal
Jolioro
Mines
Co.,
the
Siuipan
llydaulii-Mines
C.o.
and
the
Surrender
Hydraulic
Co.
and
oilier
prominent'
mining
operations
in
the
Malays.
.
During
the
war
ami
up
lo
the
end
of
IU22
be
was
in
Hie
directory
of
research
of
the
air
minister
in
Loudon,
Kuglatid
where
lie
was
in
practical
charge
of
(lie
research
work
relating
lo
metal
construction
in
aircraft.
Work
on
two
small
leslinn
planls
will
commence
iiniueili
alely.
These
plants
will
be
situated
on
Hie
noi
l
beast
coast
o
(irahaui
Island.
T
hey
will
each
have
a
eapaci'ly
of
Ireallng
20
Inns
or
black
sand
a
Hay.
ines.j
plants
will
be
followed
by
the
erection
or
large
sized
commercial
plants,
II
being
the
object
or
both
syndicales
building
Ibese
small
nlants
4o
nscerlain
iimlei
ni'iii.il
workinir
conditions
all
de
tails
conuecled
wiih
the
recovery
or
gold
heron-
invesling
sums
of
money
Tor
the
erection
or
plants
.i.imlite
of
liainlliug
lar(
ton
nage.
One
or
the
syndicales
inlcr
i
.
i
.
sled
is
eoiiiiuiseil
enureiy
oi
....1..111
I'.anai
halts
who
nave
I
n
ran
lioldings
in
(Hilario
mini
fields
and
are
men
of
exiensivc
mining
repulalions
aim
success
ful
business
men.
I
he
oine-syndirale
i
composed
or
I'hila-,
delphia
men
with
whom
Mr.
t.ab-rera
has
been
associaled
for
a
number
of
cars.
Interior
Developments
In
Hie
unexplored
fields
of
(ho
Iiigenlea
section
of
It.U.
Mr
rem
ami
his
partner
iti-o.
l-lelcber
of
I'lula,
l'a
v
the
luoolli
of
May
i
or
2,031.100
pounds
or
has
been
marketed
ilhrough
the
local
Fish
Kxchaogc
as
compared
willi
U.3UH,KHfi
pounds
in
April
this
year
and
2,05:1,200
pounds
in
May
la'
year.
The
fuel
I
hat
weather
condilious
on
the
banks,
during
the
greater
iai
l
vt
the
motif
ti.
have
not
been
favorable
probablv
accounls
for
Ihe
deeri-ased
ralci
during
this
pal
inoiitli.
Price-prevailing
during
the
moid
I
have'been
reganled
as
salisfae
lory.
I7e
having
been
Ihe
highest
and
He
the
lower
for
first
das-fish.
High
and
low
price
in
May
last
year
were
practically
Ihe
fcainc.
Of
I
hi.
loliil
or
2.03
H"
liouuds
handled
here
during
Hi
nionlli
or
May,
I,'.i72.2(in
poiimN
was
from
American
Indium
an-0H2.2OO
pounds
.fi-ui
Canadian.
Arrivals
and
'sales,
(oday,,
Ihe
Mlast
.to
Imv
Jnclilded
in
ih
ui.mlTi'WsiT-Ss.W-rasrM
lows:
American
Lumen,
13,000
pounds,
at
13.:
and
5e,
and
(irayling,
12,500
pounds
at
I2.3e
ami
5e,
lo-thr
Pacific
Fisheries.
Ilrolhers.
15,000
pounds
at
13.2c
and
5c,
lo
the
Booth
Fisheries.
Ivalihoe,
15,000
pounds
al
I3".
and
5ci
to
Ihe
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
tio.
Canadian
Point
May
0,000
pounds,
at
1
1.5c
and
5c,
to
Mic
Canadian
Fili
Cold
Storage
Co.
AIRMEN
ONLY
WAITING
FOR
BETTER
WEATHER
Vickers
Viking
Machine
win
Take
Of
r
as
Soon
as
4t
Clears
up
Present
Conditions
General
The
parly
which
will
Hy
north
from
here
lo
Ihe
Cassiar
gold
fields
on
the
Vickers
Viking
Hy
ing
hoal
now
moored
at
the
dry
iliieL
nee
na
tienllv
wailing
for
a
leariiig
up
of
wealher
condi
lions,
.lusl
as
soon
as
Ibis
oc-
einw
IlieV
W
ill
hoo
off
for.
the
north,
ii
is
necessary
that
Ibi
'
r,
IrP
'felt"
A
$
Visitors
lo
.Montreal
find
Ihe
.unions
old
church
or
ll
iuse-conrs
one
of
Ihe
iiiturestiug
landmarks.
The
eh
on
h
is
dedicated
lo
all
seafarers
Conflicting
Evidence
in
Trial
(kf
Ross
Watson
on
Charge
of
Complicity
in
Nanaimo
Robbery
.A.AIAKJ,
May
:;(.
With
pari
or
the
evidence
belore
hern,
Hit-
jury
having
Ihe
fate
of
lloss
W.il.-'oii
in
their
charge
were
relieved
from
duly
-last
night
until
Monday
morning
to
ponder
over
Ihe
evidence
submitted
lo
them
yesterday
in
coii-
neelioii
with
Ihe
robbery
uT
the'Hoyal
Hank
here
or
!?'i2,0(R.
One
story
adduced
by
the
crown
yesterday
purported
to
ide.hlify
Watson
as
the
man
who
hired
Hie
ear
and
as
Ihe
man.
who
carried
Ihe
sack
id
money
on
I
oT
Ihe
bank.
Defense
evidence
(old
various
activities
of
the
accused
man
in
Seattle
on
the
day
before
and
the
day
id
the
robbery.
It
will
take
another
day
to
complete
Ihe
ik-rense
alibi
evidence,
counsel
for
tin;
prisoner
intimated.
Crown
witnesses
who
were
in
the
bank
at
the
lime
of
tb'e
holdup
are
positive-
lliat
Walsou
was
the
man
who
helped
biijiscir
lo
!the
money;
pul
it
in
a
winy-
sack
and
IcTt
the
bank
with
the
rest
uT
the
r-raiig
TERRIFIC
SPEED
AT
AUTO
RACES
Spectators
Numbering
125,000
Witnessed
Event:
103
Miles
'
--
an
Hour
YANCOl
VF.ll,
May
30.
.lohu
llorlbwick,
a
Canadian
National
I
INDIANAPOLIS,
May
30.
elcgraph
lnl-ssenger
boy.
was:
Willi
fully
125,000
speclalors
a
killed
by
an
aulo
on
Main
Street
lb.,
speedway,
22
aulotiKdiiles
yesterday.
driven
by
Ihe
-worlds
greatest
SEVEN
BURNED
SL'LLIVAN,
Mo.,
May
30.
Seven
'person
were
burned
lo
started
sturteii
in
in
a
a
500
miles
drivers,
race
litis
morning
Willi
prizes
aggregating
oo,i,hio
From
Ihe
first
lap
a
lerrifii'
.speed
was
set
Tor
the
completion
of
Ihe
200
mile
mark,
showing
an
average
of
inore
than
103
miles
an
hour.
There
were
no
serious
acci
dcnls.
Strike
Demonstrators
Fired
on
by
Sikh
Police
at
Shanghai
and
Four
Killed
and
Three
Injured
SIIANOHAI,
.Muy
:tl.
Hikli
police
armed
willi
carbines
fired
into
u
inoli
of
three
thousand
Chinese
sluileiils
attempting
"lo
storm
l.oiua
police
station
today,
killing
four
and
injuring
six.
The
demunslrulion,
which
is
attributed
by
the
police
tu
Chinese
and
Hiissiun
Holshevist
activities?,
was
attempted
as
a
protest,
aguiiist
the
conviction
of
Chinese
sinkers
at
the
Japau-I'lilliin
mills.
'
"
At
Tsiiiglau;three
Chinese
strikers
1
the.
cotton
milif
were
killed
and
a
score
injured
when
Hie
police
attempted
to
clear
the
strikers
from
the
mill.
Meetings
Preparatory
to
Union
of
Churches
Commence
Next
Week
Presbyterian
General
Assembly
Begins
Wednesday,
others
a
week
later;
UnLn
on
June
10
TOllOXTO,
.May
iU).
(Uy.
Canadian
I'ress,.
Preparatory
lu
Ihe
coiiMiiiimaliuii
u(
cliuich
union
ami
the
firt
inectiug
on
1
.tune
10
or
the
General
Council
of
Hie
United
Church
or
Canada,
governing
bodies
oT
the
three
denominations
entering
the
new
church
are
tu
hold
their
final
meetings
in
Toronto
in
the
early
i
days
of
next
month.
Unionists
and
anli-Uniouist
l'robv
leriuus
I
mecl
together
Tor
Ihe
last
time
as
an
orfiriul
liody
next
week
t
front
June
2
to
June
!i,
and
then
Ifie
conliiiuing
Presbyterian
Cliurch
will
proceed
lo
organize
itself
in
(ieneral
Assembly
along
traditional
lines.
j
-
-
-
lu
June
Ihere
meet
also
it-
rjiAiminiTn
I
np
presentatives
of
the
Methodist
Mil
K
n
UKg
Church
'
who
are
delegalerf
to
the
Coiled
Council,
augmented
'
by
150
others
prominent
in
the
leuoiuiuatioii;
and
on
June
8
and
U,
the
Congregational
Lniou
of
Canada.
On
Wednesday,
June
10,
all
of
the
participant,
in
these
historic
meeting
with
the,
Xrevlion
of
-tfie-
aiiti-Cnioiiistj--
resbyterians
gather
together
to
march
lo
Massey
Hall,
.where
the
new
Cliurch
will
be
born
and
onsecieated
and,
'lor
probably
Hie
Iwo
ensuing
weeks,
the
united
body
or
350
delegates
will
labor
with
multitudinous
and
formidable
problems
of
organi
zation.
Leaders
oT
the
churches
ill
witness
in
Ibis
June
the
ealizalion
hopes
or
yiyars
ami
the
rruition
of
mighty
'effort;
but
Ihe
stalwart
company
or
inli-Unionist
Presbyterians
will
o
on
broken
in
numbers
but
full
of
confidence
and
deter
mination.
The
General
Assembly
The
Presbyterian
(ieneral
As
sembly
meets
in
College
,Mrecl
church
on
the
nunning
of
June
and
it
is
expected
tlieuj
will
be
oresenl
about
000
commis
sioners,
of
whom
not
more
loan
GO
or
05
will
be
ajiti-Unionisl.
special
siguiHcance
attache
to
Hits
assembly
as
it
marks
lue
r;innletioii
of
ririy
years
since
Ihe
union
or
Tour
Presbyterian,
hurdles
in
1875,
and
is
the
last
assembly
bi-rore
the
Presbyter
ian
Cliurch
in
Canada
become
part
or
the
United
Church
or
Canada.
It
is
expected
that
several
ministers
will
be
present
vcho
have
served
for
practically
the
entire
riHy
years,
and
that
pecial
reference
will
'be"
made
lo
the
achievements
oi
lite
cliurch
in
thai
period.
At
Ihe
opening
session
a
ser
mon
will
be
preached
by
Prinei-
oid
Clarence
Mackinnon,
retiring
moderator.
From
report
in
dirreleul
parts
ol
the
cliurch
il
would
seem
that
Hie
new.
moder
ator
wilt
be
ltev.
Dr.
C.eonge
C.
Pidgeon,
minister
or
Itloor
Street
Church,
Toronto,
who
has
been
Tor
the
pal
roiir
years
convenor
of
the
church
union
committee.!
Church
Union
Reports
An
outstanding
feature
of
the
assembly's
program
will
be
'the
report
of
the
coinmillee
on
church
union.
This
committee
lias
been
in
existence
since
11)01
and
will
now
present
its
final
report.
This
will
conlain
an
account
or
.
the
last
steps
taken
lu
the
completion
of
union,
Hie
securing
id
appropriate
legislation
in.
the
parliament
or
Cahada
and
in
all
Hie
provincial
legislature,
and
ii
slatemeiil
of
the
results
Of
the
voting
which
has
taken
place.
The
greater
pari
of
the
lime
(continued
on
page
two)
NOW
STARTING
Prince
Rupert
Brought
In
a
Few
This
Morning
Who
Went
ast
J?yTriLm
'The
tourist
season
Jfe
commencing
and
already
a
fvJw
holiday
travellers
are
passing
through
the
city.
v
This
morning,
in
addition
to
her
regular
local
ami
Stewart
list,
the
.'
C.N.lt.
steamer
Prince
George
had
-i
number
of
tourists
who
proceeded
Hast
by
train.
In
July
wilh
Ihe
CP.lt.
and
C..N.II.
each
having
a
boat
northbound
or
southbound
In
port
every
day
and
Hie
Union
Strain
i
ship
Cos
adding
to
the
trallic
'
with
the
steamers
Cardena
and
i
Calala,
tliure
should
be
an
tin-
j
precedenled
volume
of
tourists
'
visit
iiig
here.
In
addition
to
the
regular
sail-
ings,
special
trips
are
b'.-iug
arranged
by
both
the
C.N.lt.
and
C.P.H..
whole
boats
having
al
ready
been
sold
out
to
large
individual
parlies.
JUMPED
FROM
TRESTLE
TODAY
ScaVtlo
Laborer
Ended
Own
Life
on
Second
Attempt
'
SEATTLE,
May
30.
-Eluding
two
policemen
wlio
sought
to
restrain
him,
Norman
Spaeth,
30
years
oT
age,
leaped
lOO-feel
lo
death
from
a
trestle
hero
this
morning.
On
February
27
Spaeth
jumped
from
Hie
third
floor
of
a
hotel
here
hilt
sulTered
only
a
broken
leg.
LAST
POST
SOUNDED
OVER
DEAD
GENERAL
Sir
Edward
Morrison
Burled
today
at
Becchwood
Cometery
OTTAWA,
May
30.
The
La,t
Post
was
sounded
over
Hm
grave
of
one
id
Canada's
greatest
sol
diers
Ihi
.
afternoon,
when
Hih
remains
of
Major
General
Sir
Edward
W.
.J.
Morrislm
were
buried
al
Ueecliwood
ceeuilery
while
Ihe
guns
of
Ihe
first
brigade
Canadian
field
artillery
fired
a
salulu
j
'
The
funeral
procession
wiih
one
of
the
most
Impressive
ever
held
here.
The
honorary
pall
bearer
were
all"
(ii-nerais.