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IS
ANNOUNCED
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HOUSE
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in
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TAXI
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GRILL
She
25
and
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
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for
-
Ldlma
.
dances,
banquet
and
wedding
nyvner
av
mniw
parlies.
mind
Royal
noioi,
am
n.
For
rats,
apply
lo
Boston
i
nth
PRINCE
RUPERT
Grill,
Third
Ave.
MATT
VIPECKrop
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
VOL
XV
NO.
115,
PHIXCi:
HL'PKHT,
H.C.,
FRIDAY,
MAY
15,
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CARIBOO
DIOCESE!
Rev.
Waller
Adams,
Formerly
off
Saskatchewan,
and
Now
of
j
Southward,
Eng.,
Elected
;
KAMI.HOPS,
Jlay
15.
Hcv.
Waller
Adams.
formerly
of
II.
i
yu'Appelle.
Saikalehi-waii.
bill
nil
manager
of
lliejnow
of
Siuithwaik.
KiiKliind,
was
steaint-hips
replyiiiKjyeslerday
elected
r
i
rs
I
hishop.
of
PLANE
FINISHED
I'.arihiMi
hy
the
clerical
and
laymen'."
In'o.-c
of
the
Anglican
dincee
in
.cMHiti
here
today.
.Mr.
Adam
was
chosen
on
the
sixth
ballot,
from
iiiiiouk
several
candidates,
iiirliidinp
Archdeacon
Pnjr
of
I.yHon.
lies.
II.
S.
Ack-liuist
oT
Kamloops
and
Itev.
.lames
I
honipson
of
Merrill.
Ilishop
eleel
Adanw,
who
is
Ifi
years
of
aite.
is
a
man
of
unbounded
energy
and
missionary
zeal,
lie
spent
four
years
in
western
Canada
and
returned
to
Knu'laud
In
Hi:
SIR
HENRY
DRAYTON
ii.
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lie
exnecled
lo
leiioMiu
in..'
briii?
down
n
hill
1'iovide
fur
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.n.iiiisllors
wilhln
a
fori
n.i.
bill
will
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lo
what'extd!!
i"
was
proposed
to
reimburse
ibem.
J
Pulp
Mill
ul
Purl
Alice
lieing
sold
by
Hie
receiver
for
(lie
Whalen
Pulp
and
Paper
Go.
CONSERVATIVES'
ANNUAL
MEETING
O.
C.
Stuart
is
Elected
President
Preparations
Being
Made
For
Nominating
Convention
The
iiuiiual"
meet
in?
of
Ihe
rince
Ituperl
Conservative
As
sociation
was
held
lasl
nilit
in
Ihi'
r.mail
Hall.
,
.
inkers
were
electeil
as
fol
lows:
,
Honorary
Prusident
.III.
Hon.
Arthur
Meinheu.
'
llouiuary
Yic'e.-PresidenL
:
It.
II.
Ponlcy,
M.I'.P.
.
I'rcsiilenl
I).
(,!.
Sluart.
l'irst
Yiee-I'resident
.
H.
Muuro.
.
Secoiul
Yiee-I'resident
.
I).
Fisher.
Secretary-Treasurer
-
W.
w.
WriKhU
-
.
lvxeculive
'
Commilteo
l'lu
orficcrs
and
W.
Hflclirist,
W.
It
l.ove.
I'..
A.
Mann,
fJeonpe
Hill,
W.
KdKe,
.I.C.
MijlA'iiiiaii,
.1
l.aurcnson.
S.
M.
.Newlon
and
l
ied
Seaililen.
Annual
leporls
were
received'
mil
ii
ileieales,
lo
which
Prince
Ituperl
is
enl
Hied,
were
appointed
lo
attend
the
federal
noniin-
iIIiik
convention
which
will
be
held
on
May
I'd
in
Prince
Ituperl.
I'liese
delegates
will
meet
nexl
Wednesday
lo
decide
who
they
will
support.
v
There
seems
lo
be
nolhinjr
h-hnlle
so
far
lis
hi
who
will
be
Ihe
Couservalive
candidate
for
Skeeiia
Viding
in
the
next
federal
election.
Name
that
have
been
meullniied
are
fletirjte
(!.
Kushby
and
Mayor
Newlon
of
Prince
Itu
perl,
and
lr.
Leafoyd
or
Anyox
I'liere
may
slill
be
others
desir
ous
or
hearing
-ihe
i.oiiservaiive
laiiilai'il
lo
Ihe
fray.
BASEBALL
American
Leaguo
..Hiislon
3,
Cleveland
V.
'!
Philailelphia
I,
Detroit
3,
New
York
(t,
Chicago
1.
Wnnhiiiglou
5,
SI.
l.ouis
3
National
League
Pilishunr
7,
lloslon
I.
Chlcauo
I,
Philadelphia
2.
'Cincinnati
I.
New
York
5.
Si.
I.oins
8,
Itriioklyn
.
Indians
as
well
as
Whites
are
Staking
Claims
in
Dease
Lake
District;
Working
on
Gold
Pan
VHJTOIIIA,
May
15.
Indians
a-
well
us
whiles
are
slaking
claims
in
I
lie
Iease
Lake
ilislricU
acconliiife'
to
a
leller
from
Vi
S.
.Simpson,
Indian
agent
al
Telegraph
Creek,
received
by
Indian
Commissioner
Pite.hbiini.
.Navigation
lo
the
new
gbhUields
may
be
slower
lliau
wns-expected,
Mr.
.Simpson
says,
as
I
lie
Slikint'
lliver
is
lower
that,
il
has
been
for
llie
past
leu
year
and
sleunier
luive
exceplfima
dirficully
in
moving
from
Wrangell
lo
'l'elegraph
Creek.
Miners
are
reported
lo
be
working
al
Ihe
new
digging
id
(ild
Pan
Creek
but
under
great
disadvantage
owing
lo
the
snow
uud
the
difficulty
of
holding
back
the"
surface
water.
Janet
Smith
Case
Closes
but
'
Magistrate's
Decision
Delayed
Until
2.30
Monday
Afternoon
YANCOl
YCU,
May
15.
Whether
Wong
Foou
Sing,
tbi
Chinese
househoy
in
Ihe
employ
of
II.
I..
Maker
al
the
time
Jaiic
.Smith
niel'luT
death
will
be
tried
for
murder
in
Hie
bigbe
courts
will
not
be.
known
milil
Monday
afternoon
al
2.;l)
w
hen
Magistrate
Miueeii
of
Point
(irey
gives
bis
decision.
All
tin
witnesses
called
liy
the
Crown
in
the
hearing
had
given
evideuci
ny
one
o
chick
xesieruay
aim
i.uer
in
llie
allernoon
tin!
aru-
nieiils
of
the
Crown
ami
Ihe
defence
counsel
were
heard.
VMing,
wnen
asKCii
ii
ne
nail
anything
lo
say,
auiwere"
WARVETERANS
MAKE
DONATION
Glvo
$50.00
Toward
Children's
Ward
and
$30
Toward
Up-
koop
of
Gravos
Al
a
pieeliiitf
or
Ihe
(treat
War
Yelerans
.held
ill
the
rooms
Wednesday.
highl
Ji'
was
decided
In
donate
low
aril
the
fiuol
for
Ihe
Children's
.Ward
bf
the
Ccueral
llosnilal.
A
doiialior.
was
also
made
to
the
Adair
Carss
Chapter
of
the
Daughter
I
o
Ihe
F.mpire
lo
be
iised
toward
(he
upkeeji
of
the
soldiers'
Knives
al
the
cemetery.
IL
was
ilecideif
.
In
hold
the
annual
picnic
on
'July
IK.
A
memorial
tablet
is
lo
be
creeled
In
llie
vooins
,o
Ihe
men
who
fell
In
Ihe
(Vreal
War.
An
IVort
will
lie
n(adii
lo
have
Hie
li"l
as
complete
as
possible.
that
he
had
not
M.
It,
Jackson,
crown
counsel,
claimed
that
Ihe
girl's
body
would
not
liaxe
been
found
in
the
position
il
was
if
she
had
met
her
death
in
Ihe
laundry
room
and
that
the
liullcl
mark
on
llie
wall
was
not
(he
mark
cause.
by
the
bullet
which
caused
tin
ilea
I
Ii
of
.land
Smilh.
PROSPECTOR
IS
DUE
HERE
THIS
EVENING
C.G.M.M.
Vessel
Coming
to
Dry
Dock
for
Ovorhaul
to
Arrive
About
6
or
7
O'clock
C.O..M.M.
freighter
.
Canadian
Prospector,
coming
direct'
from
llie
Orient
for
overhaul
at
Ihe
local
dry
dock,
is
due
lo
-arriv
about
0
or
7
o'clock
nils;cvcu
jug.
Capl.
John
McKernan
coast
pilot,
went
mil
by
gas,boat
Ibis
morning
to
Triple
Island
to
meet
(ho
vessel
and
bring
be
in
I
port.
Work
to
Proceed
Soon
on
Island
Road
when
Tram
and
Rails
Here
'
1
11
i
Road
Superintendent
says
two
or
three
gangs
of
men
will
be
employed
on
work
of
grading
As
soon
as
the
cars
and
rails
for
Ihe
Irani
way
arrive
grading
will
commence
on
the
new
road
from
Hie
city
linijla.io
dal-.oway
Itapids
and
two
or
Hutu
gangs
of
men
wni
be
employed
throughout
Ihe
summer,
according
lo
P.
W.
Anderson,
read
-
per.inenu.ciii.
Hie
iiiiuciilly
i-
in
gelling
material
iu
front
the
water.
Kverylliing
lias
lo
be
carried
half
a
iniie.
At
present
ihe
powder
which
N
being
used
in
blowing
Hie
slump
lias
lo
lie
carried
and
il
makes
llie
work
more
expensive
than
would
be
the
case
if
the
city
end
of
the
road
vere
completed
or
even
.light
trailed.
AUoul
a
thousand
feel
of
Iiiiii
rails
are
expected
ami
these
will
be
heavy
packing.
An
effort
Is
lo
be
made
to
set
Hie
cily
to
al
leasl
partially
complete
the
road
so
thai
this
material
can
be
taken,
in.
.
.
J-
The
.plan
of
lie
government
WILL
ABOLISH
HIATRIC
CLASS
engineer
'iVjay&JW"
(,r
j.'MTC
Not
Enouqh
,
Students
Available
aiiips
eiaiilislied
on
JliiC
"f
oSuT'
t0
Make
'Worth
Carrying
)ne
will
be
composed
of
bridge;
on
University
Course
iniilders,
which
will
go
ahead
of
he
graders
and
will
prepare
Urn:
Ar(,.r
.),
cliooIboard
nieelins
iilverls
and
liridges.
The
big-.
i.,i
i,ri,f
Hip
tiiisieos
hel.l
u
est
pang
will
be
on
the
grad-
conference
with
Principal
Hrady
Ulg.
in
i-iinneel
im
wilh
I
lip.
con
I
inilii-
While
it
is
nut
promised
that
i
r
n,,,
.,iHeiil!iiin
el.ms
Ihe
work
will
be
finished
this
year,
it
I
the
plan
to
no
as
mucn
f
it
as
possible
while
the
good
weather
lasls
The
toad
has
been
thoroughly
u
rv
eyed
ami
cross-seciioncu
and
staked
and
everything
is
now
in
readiness
for
the
work
lo
roceed
once
.
the
trams
and
lils
are
on
the
ground.
I'ro-
ably
a,
steam
donkey
engine
ill
also
be
employed
in
pulling
he
stumps
but
that
engine
will
have
lo
be
taken
in
from
thu
water
as
il
will
be
too
heavy
for
llie
other
route.
The
cars
and
ails
have
been,
on
order
some
line
ami
a
nurry-up
can
nas
icen
sent
for
them.
RINCE
CHARLES
JOB
IS
NOT
COMING
HERE
H.
Plllsbury,
Manager
of
Dry
Dock,
Will
be
Back
from
Vancouver
Tomorrow
II
is
understood
Ihat
the
al
terations
to
llie
new
C.N.
It.
coas
learner
Prince
Charles
are
lo
be
be
made
in
the
C.C.M.M.
shop?
in
Vancouver
and
not
in
Prince
Ituperl
dry
dock.
.1.
II.
fills
nay,
manager
of
the
local
dry
lock,
wlio
went
south
in
connec
tion
with
the
mailer,
is
expected
back
from.
Vancouver
on
the
I'rincc
Ituperl
tomorrow
luoru-
ng.
POUCEREPORT
Thirty-three
Cases
In
Court
During
Month
of
April
Collections
Totalled
$352
There
were
33
cases
In
the
city
police
court
during
the
month
of
April
resulting
in
convictions
ind
six
dismissals
according
lo
the
reporl
oT
Chiel
Vickers
submitted
to
the
com
mission
yesterday
afternoon.
In
toxication
accounted
"for
thirteen
of
the
cases.
Fines
Tor
Ihe
mould
totalled
$352.
A
payroll
of
!U:.y
and
accounts
were
passed
for
payment.
Advertise
iu
Hip
Dally
New
which
has
been
conducted
hero
for
the
pas!
four
years.
The
information
was
,
elicited
that
during
the
lime
the
class
was
conducted
here
only
13
pupils
in
all
had
taken
advantage
of
it
ami
not
more
than
four
,
would
be
available
next
year
and
probably
not
Ihat
number.
Accordingly
Hie
board
decided
to
climiutu
hat
class
next
year.
Had
the
class
been
continued
it
would
have
beipi
necessary
to
engage
another
leacherVfor
the.
lllgii.
.School
hut
with
it
elimin
ated
Ihe
present
slalT
are
able
to
carry
on
without
additional
help
and
earring
for
the
new
pupil
which
are
coming
up
from
lbs
lower
school.
FIRST
BOAT
AT
TELEGRAPH
CK.
Other
Two
Which
Left
Wrangell
Sunday
Expected
Today
Much
loo
In
Stlklne
l
Special
to
Daily
News;
TF.LF.OIlApH
CHF.KK,
May
15.
The
first
oT
Ihe
three
Harrington
boats,
wjiich
left
iWrangell
last
Sunday,
laden
wllhl
1
1
prospec-
tors
ami
freight
for
the
Dease
Lake
mining
fields,
made
Telegraph
Creek
safely
last
illicit.
I
he
other
two
are
expected
here
today.
Floating
ice,
in
many
places
jammed,
made
il
neces
sary
to
exercise
the
greatest
of
caution
in
navigating
the
swift
running
waters
of
llie,
Slikina
lliver.
STOCK
MARKET
Hid.
Asked
H.
C.
Silver
I.
HI
1.50
(Iranby
12.50
Dunvvell
3,1(1
3.80
Premier
2.3(;
2.35
'Terminus
.
.50
.75
I,
.
I
.25
Vt
.211
Vi
Hayview
I0
.11
Howe
Sound
I57.V
17.00
Indian
MVt
.0lH
Surf
Inlet
iOSVi
M
Selklrks
.$1
.01
Daly-Alaska
.IH.
.25
fl
lacier
2iy,
.27
Independence
.15;
.20
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