For
rroicciion
.
.
Against
I'rulection
HABEASCORPUS
TORNADO
IN
Majority
against
FAILURE
OF
PROGRESSIVES
law
Party
Projected
Into
Sas
katchewan
Met
with
no
Success
at
Election
Special
to
laily
News,
HKi.l.NA.
June
3.
-
An
out-i
H-uinl,
In
to
this
morning
'he'
iia.l
apparently
eleeled
only
Tom
:
eic
and
Iwo
l.ouern-
inie
11
iiiil
returns
may
adii
r.
her
or
two
to
the
list.
h-Mu
.s
known
Hits
t
niu-
)
Miow
thai
the
system
hm
iiis'il,
Liberalism
is
as
strong
a
k
..I
live-
iii
a
niov
nee
lliai
nas
ai-
hd?
necn
Liberal.
II
is
thought
hicre
lial
the
result
will
act
as
n
di'tei-renl
on
any
move
on
tin
Ki-ar
of
(lie
opposition
lg
try
to
l'i
on
a
Dominion
election
jiw
now
FOR
WONG
SING
Effort
Being
Made
to
Free
Chinese
House
Boy
Comml'
ted
on
Murder
Charge
YANCOt
VKIl.
June
3.
On
the
lif'i'und
that
no
evidence
was
ad
mired
al
the
nrcllinhiary
hearing
vvlitili
iini.lirnled
Woutr
Sing
I
with
the
Janet
Smith
murder,
J.
H
Senkler.
rouosel
for
the
(hm
!
ee
boy.
yesterday
applied
lo
Hit'
!
fuprrme
eourl
for
Ills
discharge
froin
custody.
The
writ
of
habeas
corpus
will
)C"iippm'l
fin
here
TWO
STATES
Four
People
Dead
and
Quarter
Million
Damages
Result
of
Storm
OMAHA,
June
3.
Four
people
nrc
dead
and
properly
damage
estiinaloil
al
a
iiiarler
ot
a
inll-lion
'dollars
was
Ihu
loll
or
a
tor-
"ado
ami
electrical
storm
in
''astern
Nebraska
and
Western
luwu
yesterday,
BAN
ON
CRIPPLES.
FD.MONTO.V
.1
1
1
ii
a.
Kdinon
is
putting
a
ban
on
cripples
wiiii
come
here
In
peddle
wares
on
Hie
streets.
will
b
uul
to
Out
skiers
110
Tin;
Conservatives
voted
solidly
for
tin
Meighcn
resolution,
while
Liberals,
Progressives,
dependents,
and
J.
S.
worth,
the
Labor
inemlier
sent,
Mited
nonius
I
it.
i:
ti...
f....
I.
......
..r
II...
Vn.L'i
.
T
fcluv..i
rleelioii
yesterday
was
lie
complete
failure
of
I
lit
two
tin'v
uppojitiou.,
Progressives
Here
Jus
as
violellT
Iu
opposing
Premie
Dunning
ami
his
cab-
Bnc
n
were
(In
i;onervawes.
,..
alinul
I'ViTy
rase
tliey
small
PrivilcRes
extended
lo
local
cripples
TWELVE
DIE
FROM
HEAT
IN
EAST
AND
MORE
IS
EXPECTED
XKW
YOHK,
.Itine
3.
A
record
breaking
heal
wave
in
the
Fast
claimed
a
dozen
lives
in
two
days
and
the
'at
is
expected
to
continue
for
another
18
hours.
FISH
ARRIVALS
STOCK
MARKET
H.C.
Silver
llH.ellon
(Sold
Cobalt
Howe
Sound
Silvercrest
Duuwell
Premier
Terminus
u-
Daly-Alaska
.
Hayvicw
(Iranby
Indian
Surr
Inlet
Sclklrks
L.
&
I
Landings
Were
Lljht
This
Morning,
the
Total
Being
6G.OO0
Pounds
I'Uli
.-ii'iivats
were
lishl
Ihi
morning
totalling
C0.O0O
lbs.
Five
American
boats
disposed
of
55,000
lbs.
and
two
Laiiailians,
I
1,000
lbs.
Arrivals
and
sales
were
as
fol
lows:
American
J.
I'.
Todd
No.
II..
20.000
pounds,
al
He
and
7c,
to
tho
Itoval
Fish
(Jo..
Teddie
.1.,
13,000
poumls.
al
lie
and
7c.
and
Yesta
10,000
poumls.
al
i.i.oc
aoo
iu,
n
i-
lloolli
Fisheries
tianaoiao
Wabasli,
7.000
pounds
ul
I
i.io
7i.
mill
hum
&.000
puumis
..
it
in
..ml
7c.
lo
he
Canadian
.it
,
,
.
i
......
-,
Fish
&
Cold
Sloragc
t.o.
Canadian
..
,
1.....H
w
mill
miomls.
ill
I2.2c
and
Cc,
lo
the
Atlin
Fisher
ics.
.
.
i
.
.
m,.i.
:i
nno
ooumls
in
i-.i
..mi.,
-
-
mid
Oc.
lo
the
Uanutuaii
risu
Cold
Slorage
(Jo.
Salmon
June
II.,
500
pounds
or
re.l
salmon,
lo
the
Iloyal
Fish
Co.
al
12.1c
Hid."
Asked
1.35
1.50
.0
1
.03
15.00
18.00
.15
.17
3.18
3.75
2.28
2.31
.5
.5(5
.25
.20
.10
.HVj
I
1.00
17.00
.07
Vj
.08
.05
'i
.05
')'(
.0
Vi
.05
.25
.30
v..
,.n,l
Mrs.
J.
O.
Mlllichainp
.
.j.
ii....
i..
ii..
...i...
i.nvit
,een
resiumi;
in
un
who
ii""
-
.
i.
...i
.ii.,
..i
Mm
liesner
aimu-iioimu
u
i
ly
,
,,i
Tor
the
past
Tow
weeks,
ten
on
II.
Ij
mil
rning's
train
Tor
Prince
n
m
onioiilc
to
their
home
In
l
inn
p
-
V.itiiouxf.r.
ELEVATOR
COST
Construction
Will
bo
Within
Original
Estimate,
II
Is
Expected
OTTAWA,
June
3.-11
is
ex-
peeled
that
(he
Prince
Huper'.
elevator
will
be
constructed
for
less
than
the
original
estimate
which
was
as
follows:
'
Foundations
(contract
awarded
lo
the
Northern
ConslrttelionCo.
and
J.
W.
Stewart
at
litis
rigure)
222,oon
Warehouse
and
Irack-
sheil
Storage
annex
Drier
and
boiler
house
Ofllcc
and
sub-slaHon..
ISallerics
and
shed
....
IWrtrtat'.''
trestle,
rt
fill
Contingencies
..
FiiBineers'
fees
1
Mlllll.I'Villlll
and
TWO
DEATHS
FROM
510.0HC
2
io.oyo
30.IMMI
l'J.000
CO.OOfl
20,0011
03,000
I.32(J,300
FIRST
CHAIRMAN
OF
PARKS
BOARD
J.
C.
McLennan
Chosen
at
Initial
Meeting
of
New
Organization
.1
I'..
McLennan
was
selected
chairman
of
the
cily
Farke
it.
I
!i
lln
first
meelimf
of
Mils
newly
formed
body
which
was
hcd.,.yeslei(lay
afternoon
in
Hie
mayors
oince.
City
Solicitor
Jones
is
prepar
ing
Hie
necessary
bylaw
for
the
regulation
or
parks
and,
iiulll
this
is
passed
by
the
board,
no
iii'limi
can
be
taken,
although
I
lie
board
is
already
actively
nlanuiii?
Its
work.
Thosi.
atlenilinv
the
meeling
veslerdav
were
K.
Yau
(iastel,
Mil.
Perrv.
Citv
Solicitor
.lone
and
S.
Jv.
Campbell,
all
iuember.s
of
Hie
lioanl.
AUTO
ACCIDENTS
ON
VANCOUVER
STREETS
YANCOUYFIl.
June
3.
Willi
Hie
killing
of.
an
uiiuhIimiiiiico
..1,
i,
!(..
uniiniii
bv
an
ioilo
on
Hustings
Street
last
night,
deatli
rrom
that
cause
numbered
Iwo
in
Hi.,
oast
21
hours.
Mrs.
Hessie
Slockwell.
who
was
run
down
by
a
truck
Saturday,
died
yesterday
BIRTHDAY
OF
KING
IS
KEPT
Honors
Include
Eight
Now
Bar
onets
and
Twonty-Hve
Knights
itiig
markeil
by
the
customary
congratulalions
and
Iroopiug
of
colors
by
brigade
guards
at
St.
James'
Palace.
The
birthday
honors
include
the-'creation
of
eight
new
baron
els
ahd
25
knights.
ELEVATOR
TO
BE
HELP
TO
KETCHIKAN
Insurance
Rates
In
North
Aro
Hardship
on
Exporters
Says
Mill
Manager
;
KETCHIKAN,
June
3.
At
the
Rotary
Club
meeting
hero
Monday,
Eldon
Daly,
manager
of
the
big
lumber
mill
here
spoke
of
the
advantage
the
grain
elevator
at
Prince
Rupert
was
likely
to
prove.
It
would
have
the
effect
of
bringing
big
vessels
within
fifty
miles
of
Ketchikan
and
theso
could
be
diverted
here
for'lum-bor
carrying.
One
of
the
difficulties
of
lumbering
In
the
north
was
the
high
rate
of
Insurance
charged
on
ships.
Additional
Insuranco
had
to
be
taken
on
vessels
coming
north
of
Bur-rard
Inlot
for
lumber
cargoos
and
this
In
somo
cases
amounted
to
as
much
as
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
25
and
with
newly
laid
dancing
Ambulance
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
dances,
barujuets
ond
wedding
Service
Anywher
at
Anytime
'.,
1
Fr
parties.
Talis,
apply
to
lloslon
IUnd
,d
Royal
Royal
Motel,
noui,
3rd
ra
A
'
'.,,,
hn.,.yie
'e
U,.
PRINCE
RUPERT
drill,
Third
Ave.
win
ou
-r
'-'o
and
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
YttUrdty'
Circulation
163S
Blrt.t
!
607
PRir.F.
FTVK
OEMS.
Y(U.
XV
NO.
I2l.
I'HINCK
ItUl'KHT,
H.C.,
WKDNKSDAY,
JUNK
!J,
OfflMONS
STRONG
AGAINST
HIGH
Cunard
IJfler
Ascanla,
constructed
for
Canadian
service,
is
equipped
The
with
motor
lifeboats
fitted
with
wireless
Instal
ation.
Each
one
of
these
boati
is.
capable
of
travelling
at
a
speed
of
8
knots,
with
in
or-linary
lifeboats
In
tpw.
Premier
Announces
That
Minister
to
Washington
will
be
Appointed
Soon;
Difficult
to
Find
the
Man
-
i
OTTAWA,
Jiinl
i
Tlie
Uaiiiiilian
govenuneiit
Iioim?
Iu
make
Hie
appointment
of
Canadian
minister
to
Washington
very
shorllv
Premier
.Mackenzie
King
aiinoiiiiceii
in
Hie
House
or
Conin.ons
last
night,
when
the
vole
or
!0,000
for
Canadian
reproenluliuu
in
the
United
Slates
was
before
Hie
House
for
consideration.
.
.
Freniier
Mackenzie
King
said
the
government
had
not
found
it
easv
lo
secure
a
person
it
wanted
to
represent
Canada
anil
referred
to
necessary
personal
expenses
which
weid
with
such
a
post.
i
i
I
!
1
1
NOVA
SCOTIA
WILL
HOLD
ELECTION
ON
JUNE
TWENTY-FIFTH
HALIFAX.
June
3.
The
dissolution
of
the
Nova
Scotia
.,
...
House
of
Assembly
wits
announced
today
by
Premier
Armstrong.
The
elections
will
take
place
on
June
25.
.V
4.-t-4-
newmIng
!
engineer
is
i
DOUGLAS
LAY
j
YICTOIHA,
June
3.
-
Douglas
l.nv.
a
well
known
mining
en
gineer,
has
been
appointed
resi
lient
engineer
of
Hie
mineral
sur
ivey
district
No.
2
with
lieaduuar-ilers
al
lla.ellon.
the
appointment
;to
take
erred
Immediately,
Hon-i
William
Sloan
announced
Ibis
j
morning.
1
Ailvorlise
in
Die
Dxilv
Newt
Shanghai
is
an
Armed
Camp
with
Banks
Closed
and
Stores
Boarded
Up
Following
Several
Outbreaks
SHAMHIAI,
June
Shanghai
was
an
armed
camp
U'day.
'
m
.ii.
......
I
.
ii.
io
.........
i,
,,r
i.K.i.l
II..,
tiiitiee
In
ooeo
fire
kill-
I
u
uiiiLiii'unn
iiii5
im.iiui.fi
v.ih.tvi.
.....v.-
-1
LONDON.
June
3.
King
iuir
Iwo
persons
and
injuring
many
others.
George
celebrated
his
sixtieth)
In
anticipation
id
trouble,
the
banks
closed
and
all
store
I.I..H..I....
I,
Il,
r,i.i.,.u,,,,
l,n.'.
r,...,il.
...o
l.ii.iwl.,l
mi
fiiml
I
it'
I
Mir
l'llliooeil
out
liv
lite
sliou-
I'lllllimji
ll'.ll,
uvm'tvn
.'
i
i,ii.h.
tiiv
inn.i...
..
a
f
'i
.....
..-
..
.
.
.
t
I
I
r
.
...I.M..
Ituuiiij
Hotels
ami
stores
are
being
searcneu
inr
arms
wmn'
um"
i
....ii,..,.,
:...,i,,,ii..,
(ii.,,,.)
lliil.'iin
nllenitileil
Ihu
llisk
III
l'.inll
IIUII!..,!,
.1111
millllft
,.ivu
,
v
"
of
restoring
order
aHcr
u'series
or
uprisings
which
were
started
lasl
Salnrdav
by
Chinese
students
who
organized
a
demonstration
iigaiusfthe
prosecution
of
strikers
in
the
Japanese
liwned
Hpinmiig
mills.
,
eleeled.
'The
standin
morning
was
as
follows:
Liberals
.
.
,
Prwessives
......
Const
rvalixes
(ndependenl.
I)6ublful
....
...
.
.
DeTerred
TARIFF
JBERAIS
WIN
EECHON
IN
SASKATCHEWAN
BY
VERY
IMCE
MAJORITY
lajority
Against
Higher
Tariff
in
House
of
Commons
Was
Large
Only
37
Voting
Favor
of
Motion
n-i"iv
inn,-
:t
iu
n
m.-iiiirilv
nf
III)
voles
(lie
House
inm
i
n
n
nnrmt
f
luminous
last
night
defculcd
ti
n
aiiiciidinenl
muvnl
by
Hon.
fj,llLJ
VllYlIllN
I
....
l.iiftliilll
I
illlkll
11
III
v
lt:illl'
III
I
I
I
II
II
1
II
II
.
I
HIIIIIU
i:..
i
.
.
r
I
l.n
I
i-i
f
f
mi
i
!
f
i
n
i
I
n
ml
fi
tn
w
i
;
Op
Illl
HUlIlf
UI4IKT
mi?HMI
III
my
imiia
"ii
.inmv
vw.
......
Ll
nmU'i-liU!
basis.
The
1
.
-
.
.
.
:7
I'i7
Wireless
For
Lifeboats
Liberals
Returned
in
Saskatchewan
Again;
Substantial
Majority
Premier
Dunning
and
Cabinet
Given
Another
Term
of
Life
but
Attorney
General
Cross
Defeated
nifMVA
Imwi
.!
Th
I.ilirr;il
uiivpriimput
of
Snskatrhe-
iiuv-
-
v.
-
'
J
IUl'llil
o"
kvau,
headed
by
l're.nuer
L.
A.
Dunning,
was
returned
at
the
polls
.uwi..iii:.v
vviiii.i
vflrv'fi'vv
eonslitiieiicie?
-had
renorted
returns
complete,
Hie
lesulls
this
inurning
indicated
that
the
liberals
had
elected
i:t
candidates
and
in
ten
remaining
the
outcome
was
...
.
-
.
r
ii.
...
ii...
r
:i.
...r.t
...l..l:,lf.U
i.ioiilnliil
early
louay.
in
six
ui
uiese
ioe
uiuciai
luuumaic
u3
eading.
On
Hie
basis
or
these
results
the
government
supporters
arc
claiming
thai
the
government
will
have
an
unimpaired
ma-
jorily
iu
the
next
Legislature.
.
In
the
last
House
the
government
had
lli.oiil
or
a
total
or
(53.
'
One
r
the
realures
oT
the
election
was
I
be
return
or
Pre
mier
Dunning
and
his
entire
cabinet,
with
the
exception
or
Attorney
Oeneral
Cross
who
was
defeated
in
Hegina.
Harris
Turner,.
Jlie.
".I'rogres-sive
leader,
wa
deTealed
iu
Sas-
kalmiii
where
lion'
A.
'
I1:
51
C-
Nab.
minister
or
works,
was
(lib
t3
I
to
Total
..
53
Mrs.
C.
K.
Itainsland,
the
first
woman
ever
elected
in
the
Sas
katchewan
Legislature,
who
hasi
two
provincial
elections
to
her
credit,
was
defeated
by
the
Progressive
candidate
in
Pidly.
Mrs.
Ilamslanil
was
a
Liberal.
Results
at
Noon
HiasiNA,
June
3.
(.Noon)
Flection
results
at
noon
show
17
Liberals
elected
and
five
Pro
gressives,
iwo
i.ouscr4iii-,
i
m,i..i.i.mli.nU
five
doubtful
ami
Iwo
deferred.
BACK
FROM
FRANCE
Father
WolIT
of
Hie
Yandet
lioof
district,
who
has
been
on
an
extended
trip
to
Franco,
was
mi
arrival
fruin
the
south
on
liso
iii.ii,
i...
:iii-'i
I
liis
morning,
lit
linn,,
.x-.'.r"
will
proceed
rrom
her;
lo
interior.
NO
VERDICT
IN
the
ROBBERY
CASE
Ross
Watson
Must
Stand
Trial
al
Next
Asslics
For
Robbery
of
Nanalmo
Bank
XAXALMO.
H.C.
June
3
Hoss
Wiilsim.
former
Seattle
police
ofHcer
accused
id
being
one'
or
.
.
.
1
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.
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i
n
''iiiil'
i
mil
roiioen
ihu
huji
Hank
on
December
12
last
or
12,0(10,
will
have
lo
stand
another
trial.
Following
three
lllVi'
lV
lilenee.
I
lie
Jury
in
the
ussUo
eourl
Iftsl
night
could
not
iilmi'p
on
a
verdLet.
After
three
ours'
deliberation
they
were
dis
missed
and
Watson
was
.remanded
until
the
next
assizes
when
it
is
likely
Hie
other
men
IIITllSI'll
II
f
oarticinalion
iu
the
robbery
now
held
in
Seattle
will
conic
lo
trial
at
the
same
tune.
Counsel
lop
the
crown
and
for
accused
addressd
the,
jury
and
the
charge
by
the
judge
occupied
all
the
afternoon
anil
Hie
case
went
lo
the
Jury
al
5.15.
ZANNI
FLIGHT
IS
ABANDONED
Vanoouvor
Supply
Boats
Got
Orders
to
Return
Home
TOKIO.
June
3
'ZaUni'
world
flight
,
has
been
definitely
abandoned
and
the
supply
ships
sent
.ere
from
Vancouver
have
been
ordered
to
return
at
once.
Earlier
Message
YANCOUYFIL
June:
3
According
to
information
received
here
by
the
.International
Towing
Company,
whose
tugs
Canada
and
Imbricaria
were
chartered
by-Major
Zanni
to
convoy
his
planes
across
Hie
North
Pacific,
the
world
flighl
has
not
yvt
heeji
abandoned
as
reported.
Owners
of
the
vessels
have
been
semiofficially
Informed
that
Hie
Ar
gentine
aviator
plans
lo
leave
Japan
on
July
i.
VANDERBILT
IN
POLICE
TRAP
Officer
Says
He
Is
Rockefeller
When
Prisoner
Tells
His
Name
MK1UDIAX,
Miss.,
Jdrie
3.
Cornelius
Vanderbilt,
a
'
lnillion-.ii,-
iniii-ist.
n
In
veil
the
fly
In
Hie
web
of
the
rum-running
trap
set
recently
for
a
baiii)
of
notorious
liquor
importers.
Yauderbilt
and
his
secretary,
John
II
rod
is.
were
louring
in
a
large
car.
An
officer
"on
.
the
outskirts
id
Meridian
toolC
them
into
custody
ior
examination
and
immediately"
three
other
officers
joined
to
lake
them
-To
'the
police
station.
'I'm
Cornelius
andorbilt.
said
I
he
prisoner
to
the
leader
of
the
officers.
"(Had
to
meet
you,
Cornelius,"
replied
the
officer
with
i
smile,
"I'm
John
D.
llockcfeller."
A
Her
the
car
and
the
men
were
searched
and
Hie
officers
actually
round
thai
it
was
Aan-ilerbilt.
they
offered
apologies
all
around
and
allowed
the
men
to
depart.
Incidentally,
Cornelius
did
nol
have,
with
him
any
intoxicants.
McLENNAN
NOMINATED
IN
EAST
EDMONTON
KDMONTON,
Jupe
3,
A.
IL
McLennan
was
chosen
by
the
Liberals
of
Fast
Ftlmoulon
lo
contest
the
constituency.
Unvote
for
him
being
IfM'
nnd
for
Mayor
Hlalchford
flU.
;