FIVE
DROWNED
YACHT
THELMAlr
lost
Capsized
at
Breakwater
Newport
Beach,
California
TWELVE
ARE
SAVED
CHINESE
GET
at
M
WIPOliT
HEACU.
Cal..
June
j
l
ive
men
out
.
oT
a
fishing
early
or
sevenlcen
weronlrown-H
when
the
yacht
Thclu'ra
cap-
sized
in
it
heavy
.-ea
at
the
end
nf
i
lie
breakwater
here
Sunday.
The
dead
are
W.
W.
Squires,
I..
A
Farusworth,
Jack
Morris.
Ed-gar
Morris
and
E.
H.
.McClain,
ull
of
Riverside.
The
sttrviv''ors
were
brought
ashore
by.
a
rescue
parly
on
surf
board,
lite
pally
being
headed
ly
Duke
Kabauauioku.
the
well
known
Hawaiian
swimmer.
On-
bodies
were
recovered.
All
BEATEN
BADLY
Two
In
Hospital
and
Third
Before
Magistrate
This
VANCOUVER.
June
15.
Miss
Ouen
Suey
and
Ng
Wong,
Chinese,
are
in
the
hospital
here
suffering
from,
fraclureil
skulls.
Juiiff
Hlng
was
before
llie
Magis
trate's
court
and
remanded
until
June
rj
charged
with
inflieling
injuries.
The
woman
may
die.
Aecordlhir
lo
llie
police,
Hing
attacked
the
euupje
at
fivt
o'clock
this
Tnorninig
with
i
hammer.
The
motive
Is
not
definitely
known
but
it
is
believed
to
have
been
caused
by
rivalry
for
llie
woman.
GEORGE
MERRILL
'
DIES
SUDDENLY
Restaurant
Man,
who
Passed
Away
Recently
at
Stewart,
Was
Known
In
Prince
HJport
and
Alice
Arm
Oeorge
Merrill,
well
known
all
over
the
north
as
a
cook
and
restaurant
man,
was
found
dead
bi
his
bud
'al
Stewart
a
few
days
ugo.
Heart
failure
was
given
as
Hie
cause'of
death.
He
had
just
left
the
hospital
a
week
previous.
Deceased;
who
was
born
In'
In-
'iii
of
English
parents
and
who
early
in
life
resided
in
the
United
Stales
bcforV
going
to
Stewart.
was
located
n
Prince
Itupert
am
'-
al
Alice
Ann.
ating
the
mine
under
a
55
per
cent
iulcrrL
arrangement
at
the
JUueif
Ihe
Ifloe
dovviijit
August,
T!t?Oiave
jeuclied
r
are
aboul'to
reach
eoiistiinmalion
with
Mr.
Dulliir
again
lakius
control.
Mr.
Turner
would
make
no
statement,
whatever
n
(his
situation.
The
Duthie
mines
are
already
well
equipped
for
operation
and
have
shipped
extensively
iu
the
past.
No
doubt
shipments
will
be
resumed
in
the
near
future
n
the
situation
warrants
it.
Speaking
or
'the
property
or
Mr.
Duthie
--it
Do'rreen,
Mr.
Tur
ner
said
iUwas
still
a
little
early
ill
.the
season
to
resume
operations
there.
Mr.
Turner,
was
accompanied
by
Mrs-
Turner
ami
daughter.
Mrs.
Turner's
lu-other,
Andy
Moe.
and
Mrs.
Moe
and
son
are
merely
making
to
Smithers
the.
trip
witli
hem,
KELLY
LOGGING
CO.
GETS
NEW
VESSEL
Raw
Roberts
Arr
V
no
ai
ISlno?
this
Week
to
Replace
Dorotn-kalon
Which
was
Wrecked
new
camp
tender
will
be
ad-
ledjo
the
Heel
or
the
Kelly
Log-
shin
Co.
on
the
yueen
t,nai-uii.i
uii.tuls
w
it
h
he
arrival
mis
-ww
..r
ii...
Ilnv
Huberts.
The
vessel.
HI
I
li-
-
-
-
which
is
02
feel
long,
n
ieei
in
im-iim
Ileum
and
7
reel
until
will
retilace
the
noroi
iikuioh
mi
ii
"
.
.
i
..
i.i..i.
win
wrecked
near
juiii-
-hewn
some
Hem
ago.
1
he
ves
...i
w
iM'"eil
bv
Cant.
A.
Free-
man
a
veteran
coast
navigator.
EARL
HAIG
MAY
COME
TO
COAST
m-TAWA.
June
15.
Word
.1
1
II.
ul
lias
been
receiveu
m-m
"
j.-jeld
Marshal
Earl
Haig,
coin-
niaiuler
in
cliier
or
llie
Jiruis.i
I....:...-
II...
..,
itlill
ite
armies
uiiiiuk
"
"
coining
lo
Canada
to
allend
a
convention
of
the
ilritish
Empire
Servire
League
at
Ottawa
June
"V,
may
journey
to
ancouver
nui
that
part
iu
the
lour
is
not
uo-flnllely
phtnned,
BIRTHS.
A
it
!i
tier
hler
was
born
at
the
Prince
Rupert
(ieueral
Hospital
on
June
II
lo
Mr,
and
Mrs.
A.
F?.
Paul,
Atlln
Avenue.
A
daughter
was
born
al
the
prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
un
June
13
In
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
l'eiieliry,
Eleventh
Avenue
East.
Dawson
Lawyer,
Who
was
Taken
off
Steamer
Here
Friday,
Was
Brother
of
Capt,
,
George
Black,
M.P.
j
Charles
li.
Itlack,
aged
41,
and
native
of
Fredericton,
NcvVj
Hrunswick,
youngest
son
of
V
I
A.
Itlack,
now
living
iu
Vaueou
i
ver,
.and
brother
of
(Japl.
George
Hlack,
.M.l'.
for
Yukon
Territory
died.
in
the
l'rinee
Kupcrl
Oeu
erul
Hospital
at
2
o'clock
lhi
morning.
The
late-
Mr.
llla.-k
was
laken
oil
llie
steamer
I'lin-
cess
Louise
here
on
Saluruav
while
he
was
on
his
way
to
Vancouver
from
Dawson
fo
medical
treatment.
His
condition,
while
milking
the
trip
south,
became
worse
and
this
made
it
necessary
to
remove
him
from
the
vessel
here.
A
blood
lrans
fusion
was
given
yesterday
but
all
elTorls
proved
fruitless
i't
suviag
his
life.
He
was
accompanied
here
by
Miss
Patterson,
nurse
of
the
Wood
Samaritan
Hospital,
Dawson,
who
proceed
ed
through
to
Vancouver.
Mrs.
It
ack,
arrived
in
the
clLv
.
.
...
-
.
.
J
-....J.
.
oirlhe
Aenltlrr
on
Friday
urine
her
husband.
It
will
be
her
sad
duty
to
proceed
Willi
Hie
remains
this
afternoon
on
the
Prince
Huperl
to
Vancouver
where
in
lenuejit
will
lake
place.
Ilesides
wilh
"his
brother,
Capl.
Heorge
Hlaek.
and
uncle.
Johiig,
Itlack.
He
was
well
known
to
many
peo
ple
iu
Prince
Itupert.
EX-MAYOR
GALE
TO
PAY
$40,000
VANCOUVER,
June
15.
Dai
Thomas
was
given
judgment
against
Kx-mayor
Harry
Oale
today
in
his
suij
for
a
commission
of
the
sale
of
the
elevator
here
to
Spillers
of
London.
The
amount
may
reach
$40,000.
4-
NEW
SUPERINTENDENT
C.P.R.
STEAMERS
MAKES
TRIP
NORTH
Capt.
R.
M.
McMurray.
recenlly
nf
the.
CP.
It.
Atlanlic
coast
steamship
service
whose
ai
niiiiitine
nt
to
Hie
nosiliou
of
marine
superintendent
of
the
H.C,
Coast
Steamship
Service
surcredintr
Cliid:
C.
D.
Neroulsos
who
becami;
assistant
managiV
is
just
alinounceir,
was
a
passen
cer
making
the
round
trip
lo
Al
iisku
on
the
Princess
Alice
this
liiurniug.
Cant.
McMurray
brought
out
from
the
Old
Coun
try
the
two
new
coast
steamers.
Princess
Kathleen
and
Princess
Margaret.
'
BASEBALL
SUNDAY'S
GAMES
National
League
Philadelphia
7.
St.
Louis
11
ltrooklyu
12,
Cincinnati
3.
lUHtun
0,
Chicago
7.
American
League
SI.
Louis
8,
Washington
9,
Detroit
3,
New
York
8.
Philadelphia
0,
Cleveland
3.
have
been
present
in
the
house
at
the
time
or
the
murder
oT
the
Scottish
maid,
will
be
a
witness
at
the
Assizes
when
Oowper
s
ease
is
called.
The
paper
com
ments
al
some
length
on
the
case
and
altitude
oT
people
toward
It.
OUTBREAKS
IN
CHINA
TODAY
Attack
Made
on
British
and
Jap
anese
Consulates
In
British
Concession
SHANGHAI,
June
15.
Out
breaks
occurred
at.
Ktiekiaug
where
Hie
Hritish
concession
wasi
invaded,
tin
Hritisliand
Japan-j
ese
consulate
was
auacweu
uuui
oilier
buildings,
including
the.
bank,
looted
and
burned
by
sink
ing
mobs.
i
A
message
receved
here
today
ays
iHHi
persons,
niosiiy
women
and
children,
residing
in
Um
anions
nMssioliary
compound
at
Mount
Killing,
overlooking
Kuek-lang
are
menaced.
The
Hrilish
runlioat
Gnat
is
at
Kuekiang.
The
iluation
lit
Shanghai
is
un
changed.
Advprt.ih
.n
Hie
Oaitv
TAX
BOSTON
GRILL
j
.
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hull,
and
V,
with
nrwly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Serv..
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
A;,'-
parties.
land
Royal
HoUl,
3rd
Ave.
ft
y,
For
rats,
apply
In
Boston
and
6th
8t.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Grill,
Third
Ave.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia'
Newspaper
Phone
457.
VOI,
XV.,
NO.
130.
PHINCE
Hl'PEHT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
Jl'XE
15,
1025.
Saturdir'
Circulation
1,708
Btrt
Salt
MS.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
DUTHIE
MINES
AT
SMITHERS
Pioneers
in
Canadian
dentistry.
Dr.
J.
N
elands,
Lindsay,
began
Mi
prarti-e
in
IROI:
Dr.
Solon
Vvol.er-tou.
Loudon.
1871:
Dr.
H.
E.
Sparks,
Kingston,
1Mb;
and
Dr.
Ar'linr
YV.
.Smith.
Sinnoe.
18?2.
Cowpet
Will
Offer
No
Defence
in
Libel
Case
connected
with
Janet
Smith
Murder,
Vancouver
YANCOUYEH.
June
to.
The
Cowper
libel
suit
has
been
postponed
inilil
Friday.
G.
L.
1-raer,
counsel
for
A.
L.
Baker,
Hsked
Magistral?
Findluy
for
an
adjournment
and
al?p
lo
wiij-n
paper.
The
magislrute
refused
lo
warn
Uowper,
slitting
that
if.
he1
wished
to
further
aggravate
llie
offense
he
eonld
go
ahead,
(lor
gou
Wismer,
counsel
for
Cowper,
slated
that
his
client
did
iiot
intend
to
offer
any
defence
at
llie
preliminary
hearing.
The
Won?
Foon
Sing
writ
of
llie
widow,
there
.are
three
j
halieas
corpus
iroceedlngs
conies
daughters
left
in
Vancouver
to
u.,
tomorrow.
niourii
the
loss
of
their
father.
The
Saturday
Tribune,
Mr.
A
brother,
William
Hlack,
also
kjowper's
weekly
paper.
backs
up
resides
in
Vancouver.
ii
slorv
lold
which
led
to
the
The
lale
.Mr.
Hlack
practised
sujt
ai
declares
Miss
Or
law
for
Jen
years
in
Davvsor.
r(..i
t
iA
ladv
who
claims
to
FELL
FROM
BRIDGE
ANDWAS
KILLED
Andrew
Still
ie,
Well
Known
In
This
City,
to
be
Buried
Here
Andrew
Stillie,
bridge
carpen
ter
or
tins
city,
fell
rrom
a
bridge'
al
Hagensborg
at
the
week
end
ami
v;as
killed
and
his
body
wits
brought
to
town
yesterday.
The
H.C.
Undertakers
are
in
charge.
stillie
is
well
known
here.
He
lias
worked
tor
sthe
Provincial
and
Dominion
(iovernments
at
various
times
and
helped
recently
witli
Jhe
suspension
bridge
at
Alice
Arm.
,
The
funeral
will
take
place
tomorrow
afternoon.
Rev.
O.
O.
Hacker
officiating.
KNIGHTS
OF
COLUMBUS
LEFT
FOR
NORTH
AND
DUE
HERE
ON
FRIDAY
SAN
FRANCISCO.
June
15.
-
Hound
for
Prince
Rupert
and
farther
north
150
members
and
fi-ii.inU
if
Die
Inenl
Klllllhts
l.f
Columbus
left
here
by
special
train
yesterday
on
a
sixteen
days
excursion.
They
will
hoard
the
Princess
Louise
at
Seattle
tomorrow
and
after
calling
at)
Van
couver
will
proceed
north
by
the
liiwiiln
n'idtti,
Mi'rivillir
nt
Pt'ltIC
Rupert
Friday
and
calling
on
th
way
south
again
on
June
t.
Los
Angeles
Dentist
Confesses
to
Killing
His
Wife
and
Sealing
Body
in
Cistern
Under
House
LOS
ANGELES,
June
15.
Dr.
Thomas
Young,.
Heiilist,
eiiiiTesseil
lo
killinc
his
wife.
Mrs.
Grace
Young,
n
wealthy
su-
cielv
matron
mid-udminislralrix
of
the
million
dollar
Ota
to
of
the
lale
Patrick
(Irogau
al
one
lime
known
as
Hie
"Ulive.Uviug.
Mrs.
Yoiiiik
was
(Irogau
s
widow.
.
Yoiinir
said
ho
killed
his
wife
with
liuuitl
gas
al
Heverley
Glen
cabin
in
February
and
threw
the
body
in
a
cistern
be
neath
the
enliiii,
which
lie
sealed
willi
roiicrele
a
few
hoilrs
later
with
llie
ussistuitce
of
Patrick
(Irogan
Jr.,
llie
eighteen
yeur
old
heir
to
the
Grogiui
fortniie,
who
not
knowing
the
reason
for
its
use,
mixed
the.
concrete.
TO
against
Owen
H.
Haker
and
Harry
Sowash
iu
connection
witli
the
killing
of
W.
J.
Gillis
following
the
hijacking
or
the
launch
lieryl
G.
last
September
opened
this
morning.
FISH
ARRIVALS
REOPEN
RIOTING
IN
NOVA
SCOTIA
STRIKE
AREA
CONTINUES
AND
STORES
BURNED
Duthie
Mines
to
Open
j
Again;
Engineer
is
on
way
to
Smithers
Today
After
Shutdown
of
nearly
a
year
J.
R.
Turner
is
Arranging
for
work
to
Recommence
on
Hudson
Bay
Mountain
The
fumous
Diilhie
Mines
on
Hudson
Hay
Mountain
near
Hinillirrs
ure
U
be
reopened
ul
oue
by
J.
F.
Duthie
of
Seattle.
J.
II.
Turner,
engineer
for
Mr.
Duthie,
arrived
iu
the
city
from!
SealHe
on
the
Prince
(ieorge
yesterday
morning
and
proceeded
b
tliij.
morning'
train
b
Smithers.
He
would
make
no
statement
us
to
the
future
plan
for
the
Dulhie
mines
outside
of
the
general
one
that
Mr.
iMithie
was
reopening
Hum
and
that
he
vvus
on
hi
way
to
make
arrangements
with
that
end
in
view.
Mr
Duthie.
himself,
is
expected
to
visit
Jhe
property
within
the
ncx
I
few
week.
.
II
may
be
taken,
however,
from
the
announcement
that
Mr.
I
Duthie
i
to
operate
the
properly
I
i..
Il.nl
mini.
Il'illiilla
liplwpell
!
himself
and
the
Federal
Mining
Smelt
ing
Co-,
which
was
oper
CHARLES
BLACK
DIES
SUDDENLY
More
Rioting
in
Nova
Scotia
Mine
Area
and
Stores
Are
Destroyed
,
,
,
SYDNEY,
N.H.,
June
15.
Hioting
broke
out
Sunday
nighf
soon
after.
dark
on
both
sides
oT
Sydney
Harbor,
Hie
Hntisli
hui'-pirc
Steel
Company's
warehouse
ut
(llace
Hay
town
being
looted
shortly
after
midnight
and
the
private
citizen's
slore
raided
and
eieaned
out
ul
Sydney
Mines
earlier
iti
fhe
evening,
It
is
staled
that
mobs
or
nearly
a
inousanri
miners
were,
present
at
each.
The
police
and
military
were
iM
involved
iu
last
night's
rioting.
OTTAWA,
June
13.
Minister
of
Labor
Miirdock.
leu
ior
the
strike
area
Sunday
where
lie
will
endeavor
to
mediate
in
the
dispute.
SYDNEY,
N.S.,
June
15
lliree
stores
operated
by
the
Steel
Corporation
at
(llace
Ha.v
and
Sydney
Mines
were
looted
by
striking
miners
Saturday
night
and
two
of
the
stores
at
(ilace
Hay
oc
troyed
by
fire.
i
MURDER
CASE
IS
TRIED
VANCOUVER
-
VICTOUIA,
June
15.
The"
iiiurflei'
c
li
ajrtf
e
Canadian
Prices
Again
Averaged
Better
Than
American
This
Morning
Prices
for
Canadian
halibut
i
-i
ii..:..
r..-
again
averageu
mgucr
umii
ii
American
at
the
Fish
Exchange
this
morning.
The
total
for
the
da
was
177,300
pounds,
live
U.S.
boats
selling
115,000
pounds
and
four
Canadians,
32,300
pounds.
Arrivals
and
sales
were
as
follows:
American
Cedric.
21,000
lbs.,
at
tt.7c
and
5c,
and
Constitution,'
25,-000
Hs.,
at
J.5c
and
4c,
to
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
1'ioneer.i
50.00irilisM
at
0.0c
Hint
4e.
to
lie
Hootli
fisheries
Canadian
Co.
Allnnlic.
10.000
lbs.,
at
.Ue
ami
1c,
lo
the
Allin
fisheries
Portloek.
33.0011
lbs.,
at
.'JC
and
4c,
lo
the
Pacific
fisheries.
Canadian
Lysekil.
5,(100
lbs.,
at
10.2c
and
,
i
i.
i
i
:
i.
P
i.;C,
lo
i
ne
uoyai
nsii
lernan.
0,500
lbs.,
at
10.ro
and
5.5c.
and
Hrandl.
5.H00
lbs.,
at
10.1c
and
Cc.
to
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
Rose
Suit.
12.000
lbs.,
al
10.3c
and
Oc.
lo
the
Atlin
Fisheries
AUTO
JUMPED
WALL
DRIVER
IS
KILLED
SAN
JOSE,
Cal..
June
15.
Henry
Heal
of
Pasadena,
anVttu-toniohjle
racing
driver,
was
killed
Sunday
in
a
qualifying
(rial
when
his
car
jumped
llie
retain
ing
wall
on
the
Speedway.
MORE
LOGS
ARRIVE
Tho
Hecale
Rlrails
Towin;
Co.'s
tug
Cape
Scott.
Capl
Drown,
arrived
in
porl
lo-daj
from
Alice
Arm
with
a
flal
raft
containing
47
seclions
of
logs.
Pari
of
these
loss
will
be
deliv
ered
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Spruce
Mill
and
''the
balance
will
go
0.
N
Ocean
Falls.
INVESTIGATION
BEING
STARTED
Prof.
Will
F.
Thompson
and
Hit
Assistant
Left
Saturday
Night
For
Halibut
Banks
Aboard
the
schooner
"Sea
Maid,
"
which
has
been
"
chartered
for"
the
purpose,
PruL
'
AVill
"i".
Thumpsoivvvhois
JiucJiatSC
jot
invesligaiions"
df4alircwr
halibut
fisheries
tmdei
Hie
international
treaty,
sailed
Saturday
night
for
the
Hecate
Straits
banks
to
start
his
work.
He
was
accompanied
by
Roger
Chute,
a
student
al
the
University
of
Washington,
who
will
act
as
his
assistant.
The
Sea
Maid
was
in
command
of
Capt.
Dave
Candovv.
Tie
party
expect
lo
be
back
here
about
June,
24
Iti
pick
up
,
J.
P.
Rabcnck.
assistant
conimis-
e
siouer
of
fisheries
for
H.C.,
also
a
member
of
the
.Investigation
a
board.
Mr..
Habcdck
Is
to
leave
Victoria
today
for
Alaska,
aftor
which
lie
will
return
to
Prince
Rupert.
TWO
BIG
FIRES
SAN
FRANCISCO
SAX
FRANCISCO,
Juno
15.
One
fireman
was
killed
and
three".
injured
and
property
loss
esli-J
mated
al
three
mUlTon
dollars
resulted
from
two
fires
here
latej
Sunday.
The
dead
fireman
was'
Lieut.
James
Hler,
who
was
ovcr-J
come
by
smokj?
and
drowned
in?
rive
reel
of
water
in
.llie
base-
ment.
'!
The
first
fire
destroyed
two;
buildings
iu
Clay
Slreel
down
town
section.
The
second
ainfe
largest
destroyed
three
oT
tin1
principal
packing
plants
-oil
the
Islands
Creek
sections
and
IhoU-"
sands
of
cattle
ready
for
tha
slaughter
were
sent
i
rooming
through
the
sheet's
when
freed
front
the
pens.
Numerous
trucks
owned
by
the
I
M..I.....I
nil
li
m
i.
I'.,
nli
iln-
stroyed
but
the
firemen
'prevented
Hie
spread
of
the
flames
to
gasoline
tanks.
FORMER
RECTOR
HERE
DIED
IN
OTTAWA
LAST
WEEK;
LONG
ILLNESS
Word
has
been
received
in
the
city
of
the
death
at
Ollawa
of
Rev.
Ernest
C.
Rurch
who
wa
rector
of
Ft.
Andrew's
Anglican
Church
here
some
thirteen
yearn
ago
before
the
arrival
of
Archdeacon
Rix.
Mr.
Hurch,
who
was
4
4
years
of
age.
was
compelled
to
resign
his
charge
here
in
IU
12
pn
account
of
ill-he'ulth
and
he
never
recovered,
lie
Is.
surviven
by
his
widow
and'
oii'Von.