TOllOXTO,
June
10.
Official
declaration
thai
Hit-
Lulled
Church
had
been
instituted
wan
made
by
Itcv.
S.
I).
Ohuwn
before
I
u
ijrctt
crowd
in
I
lie
Arena
here
this
morning
amid
impressive
silence.
The
service
which
followed
were
conducted
by
Dr.
Chuwn,
friirral
superintendent
or
Ihe
Mclhodisl
Church;
llev.
Dr.
u.
C
ij'idgruii.
I'reibylerian
moderator,
and
Hev.
W.
II.
Warrincr.
gen-
tiul
secretary
or
Ihe
umgrcguiionui
miioii.
It,.
I.
mil
fli
tiliiirnriif
was
maxsed
a
choir
of
300
voices.
l
....
ii
1
1.
1..
I..
I..L
.,!
jit
W.lillu
only
a
lew
iiiooxano
ieui"c
'
.mn.-
i
m.-
thp
actual
service,
the
radio
broadcast
carried
il
far
and
wide
lo
Ijuwplu
who
listened
in
Ihrouahoul
I.aslern
i-amuta.
JARD
INDIANS'
Brind
Jury
at
Present
Assues
Instated
.to,
t.
In
Mi
Justice
W.
A
i
Mardonahl
inforuied
Ihe
(Jrand
Ij.'-dmlay
Jur
(hat
fts
duties
would
not
h-rnded
with
(lie
completion
of
the
If'iui
caes
on
the
present
Assue
ibrfAPt
bul
Unit
il
should
hold
II-
ui
readiness
lo
deal
with
Nie
Ifcll
murder
charge
against
five
In-
i
Jians
of
the
lifard
llivcr
dislriei
t
Iw'liu
are
now
in
Okalla
awaiiniK,
li
!
His
Lordship
announced:
Hint
these
cases
would
be
hied
in
I'rlilcc
HupeH
about
the
niid-
Me
uf
August.
The
dale
would
.
.
.
.
lc
set,
he
slated,
b-foie
Ihe
Close
H
Ihe
prciM'fil
session.
Delay
lias
lieen
necessitated
in
order
In
net
witnesses
mil
of
the
rc-
luuie
northern
district.
'CHINESE
STRIKE
HINDU
CHAMP.
'Coastal
and
River
Shipping
Still;
Affectod
by
Crows
Leaving
Ships
SIIAXOHAI,
June
10.
Strike
leaders
today
permitted
the
dis-(ui'liuuees
lo
subside
in
Ihe
busi-
nes.
and
.foreign
selllemeuls
of
Slianuliiii.
imt
the
coastal
and
uer
shinniiiK
was
crippled
by
fiew's
eiiiiliiiiiiii'-'
lo
leave
the
liis
in
the
harbor.
s'ix
rerexenlalives
or
foreign
liilonialle
cors
al
Pekiu
arrive
lieie
today
for
the
purpose
mf
foiirerriug
vvllh
the
aulhorilies
it'iiiiriling
Ihe
disluibauces
which
ttiirleil
when
Chinese
workers
al
I
lie
Japanese
iitllls
walked
mil.
SHANGHAI
ENDS-
LOSES
MATCH
Thrown
bv
Zbyszko.
Former
Heavyweight
Champion
Wrest
ler
of
World
at
Vancouver
VAXCOUVnil,
June
10.
Slan-I'liuis
hi'szko,
former
heavyweight
chaindon
wresller
of
Ihe
world,
lasl
night
defeatel
Kal-
ictiila
(lobar,
Hindu
champioif
er
Die
HritlslrKnilre
in
a
inalch
"I
Ihe
Aieim
licrc.
Zbysiko
.look
Ihe
first
fall
In
15
niinules,
(lobar
the
second
in
"dx
ininiiles.
and
Zhyszkn
the
'lilid,
in
7'ti
uiliiulr.
BITTER
OPPONENT
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
HOUSE
OF
COMMONS
Hon.
II
on
i'
lime
,1.
Mautoti.
at
a
Liberal
and
now
a
slrong
partumi
Conservative
.m
living
nl
Fori
William,
look
another
opporttinily
recently
lo
criticize
Ihe
elevator
vole
al
Prince
Uuperl.
lie
had
hern
criticizing
(iovern-loeni
expenditures
on
Ihe
Atlantic,
when
he
said:
"Then
we
have
the
Prince
Ituperl
elevator,
a
scandalous
expenditure,
$l.3."0.IHM
which
was
vol-ed
in
Ihe
House
Ihe
other
day.
This
elevator
is
two
.hundred
miles
farther
from
Kdinuiitou
than
the
elevator
a
I
Vancouver.
This
$l,350000
which
is
to
be
spent
on
Ihe
Prince
Uuperl
e'evalor
is
Just
about
as
useful
s
a
riflh
wheel
on
a
wagon."
Mr.
Miiulon
was
a
member
or
the
-Meghan
cabinet.
4.4.
--4-
GEORGE
AND
RUPERT
GOING
ON
J)RY
DOCK
own
Liners
Will
be
Cleaned
and
Painted
Hero
Prepara
tory
to
Starling
Alaska
Service
1'ieii.iralory
to
hiking-up
the
Asl
service
to
Alaska
InwanH
i
,.i
nr
lliis
mouth,
both
'
...
i.
i
(mi
x
earners
l-rince
noi't-i.
.....i
ilrinri.
(ieorse
win
o
,i...
,l..k
here
within
Ihe.
week
111
vv
,
...
r.ie
Meaning
.ami
paiuimg.
Ihe
Prince
Uuperl.
on
uer
re
turn
from
Anyox
Friday
'""'"'"H
ai
o
iii-n
"
will
go
on
dock
..in
i.i
nil
in
lime
IO
lunu
iiv-
....
......
...i.
sailing
for
Ihe
soiill.
ai
i
uciuu
ju
the
aflecii"""-
,
ii,.
Monday
morning,
on
her
return
i
SENATOR
McCALL
DIES
AT
SIMCOE
KIM
CO
P..
Oul..
June
I0.--Seu'-
...
i..i..n
..i;..
in.
been
III
for
s""10
i.:r-
.
him
(
TAXI
I
BOSTON
GRILL
25
and
8fe
Largo
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
nrwly
laid
dancing
Anthiilr'
niiiuumi,
v
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Servlc
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
i
'U..
'"
A
parties.
Anywhara
at
Anytime.
Ittnd
oyl
HoUl,
3rd
Ave.
I
,;'.
For
raPwi,
apply
to
Boston
nd
6th
81
PRINCE
RUPERT
drill.
'Third
Ave.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
XV.,
NO.
135,
1023.
VitUrdii'i
Circulation
1,660.
lrl
tli
66.
PRICE
FIVE
GKNTS.
Vol
I'HIXCB
1U.TK11T,
11.(1,
WKDXESUAY,
JIWB
10,
HURCH
UNION
WENT
INTO
EFFECT
TODAY
REATY
MAKES
BRITAIN
ARBITER
OF
PEACE
FOR
FRANCE
Church
Union
Service
Held
at
Toronto
when
Great
Change
Occurred
leads
of
Presbyterian,
Methodist
and
Congre
gational
Denominations
took
part
in
arena
hooking
forward
to
a
career
of
professional
ilulies.
the
graduating
clus
oi
llio
Women's
College
Hospital,
Toruiilo,
reitMve
their
diploma
ul
the
commencement
exercises
CANADIANS
GET
Canaiais
to
Have
a
Flag
of
Her
BEST
PRICES!
wn
ft
IS
Dded
fl"
Committee
American
Doats
viith
MINING
TRIAI
uargo
Catches
of
Halibut
Sold
for
Little
Money
Canadians
y
ol
than
Americans
Ibis
iiioriuiu'.
on
e.xchan
A
number
of
:
.
.
I
I
I.
I
Slorasiii'ut
H.50
and
iMlix
III
K.7II
a
n
1.
from
Stewart,
llie
i
i
im
e
I
Cimii
'n
U'y
was
concluded
in
the
tieorge
will
go
on
dock
and
llio
I
imV,;,,,,,
..nufl
here
ves.
erdav
supf
Action
work
on
her
will
also
nui!(i'l-"Uvieii
Mr.
Justice
(Iregory
de
had
ny
righl
of
action.
To
allow
alor
Aicxanoer
.u.v.,,.
...
r
jusliee
w,v
,eeks
dieii
at
.
,
..,
.'.!.,
Appointed
lo
Heccmmtnd
Design
OTl'ANN'A.
June
K.
Falling
in
lint'
with
AiHlmliu
and
New
Zealand,
Uauadu
is
lo
have
a
flag
which
will
be
recognized
..
.
ii...
n
r
ii...
I,..,..;..)..,.
'I'll.,
rnvi'piinw.iil
liux
n.'i.xseil
all
(!'-
'
"
""
heller
prices
-
....
uer
appoiniiug
a
roiuiiiiuru
h
iuipiuci
'
"-i"1"
'
'
I
.....
.
m
I
I
r,
..
.
r
.
1
most
MiiLubie
nesign
lor
a
nanoiiai
nag
iur
xmin:
uh-.
A
ilixliiiitlive
Cniiadian
fluff
so
far
is
nilthonzeil
lor
use
I:.;
S
-'M'"
government
owned
vessels
and
ships
of
Cap-
thai
demand
was
poor.
The
Parajjou
and
Prosperity
sold
for
Ketchikan
delivery.
The
list
was
American
Panlon
70,ino
lo
Allin
Fisheries
at
H.5U
and
i.
Proxperlly
2(1,00(1
lo
Allin
Fisheries
al
HJO
anil
I.
Yulisee
H.OOU.
llesohile
t0,-)0(l,
tfevmour
;t7,00()
lo
Cold
I.'
.i.
in
linn
I.,
liiii'irii.
k'ixli.
cries
al
-.8.5(1
and
t.
i
I..
I
mill
I.,
llnitlli
.'ixli.
Illlil.lllll
,,"'"
I"
,yvf...
.
.....
Emblem
a,20()
lo
Hoolh
Fish-
Pin"?
i
v.J"
ii"'!
Valor.ous
7,000
lo
-Cold
Slonme
a
I
0.H0
and
5.
ige
a
I
Canadian
All!
12,800
to
lloyal
Fish
Co.
al
10,20
and
0.
Inez
11.
0,500
to
lloyal
Flsh
Co.
it
lO.UO
and.
0
Volunteer
0,000
lo
(;olil
ftior-
1(1.
:I0
and
G.
Scrub
"0,000
io
Allin
Fisheries
at
10.20
and
.
SeaSlaid
,20.000
erics
al
u.-u
ami
o.
.iili:il1
lwLrixlr'
Three
suggestions
arc
before
Ihe
commiKee.
me
nrst
lo
conlinoe
Ihe
use
of
the
red
'
nsign
with
Ihe
Canadian
arm-:
the
(.'.anailiaii
arms
in
(lie
centre.
is
the
nalional
flag.
The
second
.
I
he
tlnrd
is
lo
ailopt
an
.
eiuireo
is
lo
use
Ihe
I
nion
Jack
with
new
.design.
.p.
Neganie
the
Chilcotin
Indian,
Found
Not
Guilty
of
Murder,
is
Discharged
by
Assize
Court
Today
Another
slorv
of
how
liquor
anil
Indians
fail
lo
agree,
this
time
the
result
being
falal,
was
slowly
unfolded
al
Ihe
Supreme,
Cioirl,
Axsi2es
veslerdav
aflcrnoou
and
today
in
the
trial
of
Ne-
ganic,
an
Indian
of
Ihe
Uhilcotiu
Iribe,
who
is
charged
with
niiins
atiurhlur
in
cuuuec
ion
Willi
ueaiti
oi
.lonnsoii
i.ouic,
u
na
tive
or
Shtiswap
tribe,
on
.March
'8
last
in
the
Williams
Lake
district.
.
According
lo
the
crown
witnesses,,
there
was
a
drunken
brawl
on
the
night
in
rpiesliou.
"After
much
Peach
braiuly
had
been
consumed,
Xegaiu'e
express-1
ed
dissalisfaclion
-with
the
work1
y.
lludilerhain,
H.
McFacheni.
of
Johnson
Louie
who
was
in
hisl
.
1.
i.
;..
1
1..,
I
i
i..
Miin
i-'ixli.
employ
and
struck
him
in
IS
CONCLUDED
-
Cliesl
Willi
Ills
lisu
i.ome
i
im
-anseil
on
the
floor
and
expired
some
three
hours
later.
II
wax
brought
out
that
'Louie
was
-a
l.ii-k
mini
when
hit.
'
t
Tlin
chief
.witness
was
Louie
lohnsoti,
son
of
the
dead
man.
was
a
slow
and
.laborious
pro
ceeding
and
double
Inlerprela-
Vltyt'OUIA,
Juno
Id
The
Dial
fp,
jia(
lo
be
employed
front
of
1
1
1
(
.Victoria
linpioeni;eiilUi,swai,
t,
Knglisli
and
men
Compuiiy
vs.
Pnuee
John
.Mining
r,.oll,
KnUsh
to
Chilcotin
agalt
.
i.ix
home
here
this
morning
aged
...
'..
..;,...
'
'
.
inenced.
an
"i
he
lured
legislator
was
'T
.
'
'
.
,.
1
.
:.
-
-
,
-
,,
I
e.u
'
,111
ill
ny
ii
xiiii
uir
ohorMy
unci-
he
o
pen-
lukcn
111
,
nf
.,,.
minp
i...r
nf
llie
nreseiit
session
of
tho
.
n.
Semite,
AdverNfli
,n
the
Dally
Nws
Court
adioiirned
al
5
ocIoca
MeArJhur,
llunitrowii.
J.
Xavlor
Monlgomery
Sieve
King,
Joe
and
W.
II.
was
challenged
by
the
defence.
DEATH
SENTENCE
last
evening
and
resumed
ai
in
native
souuu,
woieo
Howe
isound
o'clock
this
inornlngr
the
first
marked
in
interior
Indians
Ihan
Sm.r
,j,;t
in
lime
lo
iHw
r,,r
11,1
"amM?
eide
viigalnsl
the
iiUiuliff
com-
witness
then
lo
be
called
lieius"
soulh
al
Null
aiiernoon.
panyioil
all
points.
(i.
A.
Charier,
of
Williams
The
aclion
dealt
with
the
1
1.
a.,
wio
performed
a
post
I'rinee
John
group
of
claims
at.
..,,.
i01.,
()eccased.
Allurne'
Slewnrl,
(ieiieral
A.
M.
Mansmi
proxicut
The
court
after
three
days
,..i
.in,i
t
f.
Jones
defended.
decided
that
plaintiff
healing
Jury
,ur
Emosnnelled
At
2:30,
after
u
true
bill
had
then;
lo
succeed
w.nild
be
a
mis-
liwn
,.,,,
,,v
H.
(,rt,-,.j
Defeudauls
Jury,
the
trial
of
Xaganlc
coin
l'be
following
Jury
was
em
oannelleil:
A.
T.
M'arkiu
(fore
nitiiO.
Sam
Wooil.
'F.
"W.
Weseh,
O.
A.
Kelsey,
Jamos
11
u
n
t-1-.
(i
followed
the
evidence
as
(I,
was
translaled
lo
him
by
lluf
interl
(.i-uuLiy
preler.
He
had
the
cilstoiuao
iaelton
those
or
llie
coasl.
.,,
(Dunwell
crowns
caxe
lo
(lie
jury,
.Mr
aiiver
AND
GERMANY
Britain
Preserves
Rhine
Boundary
for
Germany
and
France
Under
Pact
LOXDOX,
June
10.
An
authoritative
slalemuiij,
given
out
last
night
explains
in
full
the
Anglo-French
accord,
which
ha.-been
reached
reanliiiK
the
reply
lo
(icriiiany'.s
overtures
for
a
security
pact
guaranteeing
the
(ierniuu
western
frontiers.
Under
Ihe
agreement,
which
will
institute
an
entire
iiew
factor
in
European
international
relationship,
Itrilaiu
will
abandon
her
policy
of
isolation
and
become
a
member
of
a
four-power
alliance
to
preserve
the
peace
of
Europe
and
guarantee
the
boundaries
oT
France,
Helgium
and
tiermany
as
established
under
the
Versailles
Treaty.
The
pact
will
be
a
bilateral,
i
TT
1
Yf
l
inn
Britain
utiderlakiu
lo
jtuaranleej
S
Ii
I
JlKll
I
ASH
VLLttlU
jtOlj
the
llhine
frontier
against
un-
provoked
attack
by
either
France
TlPIlkTr'
TnniFI
orOermany.
tV.lU
K
N
Canada
Not
Party
m
OTTAWW,
June-10.
"Is
Can-'
ada
a
parly
lo
any
securily
pact
Kimsqult
Indian
Charged
With
in
connection
with
the
IthincT
j
asked
J.
is.
Woodsworlh,
Labor
member
for
Winnipeg,
in
Ihej
House
of
Commons
yesterday.
i
"The
answer
is
Wo.'"
replied
t
Premier
King.
Ihe
mailer
heitrif
'""l
Pollard,
Kiiusqult
Indian,
dro'ppeil
without
hirtheWliscus-
charged
with
manslaughter
in
sion
.
-
coiijneclloii.,.
wj
tJu
i!iSLU
U-
.un
,
-J
(iccemier
or-vormau
tiieiiauti,
MINERS
TO
VOTE
ON
RETURNING
TO
WORK
COMPROMISE
REFUSZD
XAXAI.MO.
June
10.
Western
Fuel
Com
pany
lias
renisett
die
compromixe
olTer
of
the
miners,
claiming
II
is
impossible
to
operate
unless
wages
are
cut
as
The
miners
at
a
mass
meeting
decided
lo
take
a
ecrel
v4lc
yes
or
no
whether
lo
return
10
work.
v
-.
t
IS
COMMUTED
ON
GEORGE
WATKINS
Was
Not
Mentally
Responsible
OTTAWA,
June
10-
The
death
eiileuce
imposed
on
Oeorgo
Walkins,
formerly
of
X-'w
Wesi-
ininsler.
who
was
seulenced
lo
i.
.n.r
...I
ri-iiinv
rnr
the
murder
Mrs.
Kinily
.Morris
f
,,
x
1K.a,',via;l
a
Montreal
slorekeeepr,
has
been
commuted
Aecuse.i,
on
i.euig
ci
arge-
Uf
iMIIirisoiiinenl..
with
unlawful
killing,
pieaiieu
A
Uliu,t
irct.,tly
sent
lo
lb'
nol
guilty
Ihruugli
(.narjie
.i-
limiis,l.l.
,,r
justice
tisked
tliat
phoase,
the
Chilcotin
inlerprelev.
,1(
)(.a(
v.nl(.ut.L.
,
commuted
Hid.
Asked
..
11.00
18.00
.01
.02
10.00
17.00
,.05
V4
.00
"J.II0
;i.55
Prefneiuir
his
outline
of
th"
Terminus
.30
.
.
,
.
.
i
:
-
1
.
J
.
.
.
.
.
.
i
r.
ii
Mansou
asked
that
no
'
signi
Sllvercresl
;12
.10
ricanee
be
al
Inched
lo
the
faut
Premier
"2
2.30
Hun
ii
vviis
ihe
atlornev
general
Selkirks
0
1
Vi
.01'
who
was
conducting
llio
bros-
Daly-Alaska
-IVi
.27
I'iMiNiiir.
He
was
siinnlv
aollng
Indian
00
W
,07
Mi
as
crown
prosecutor
whose
dulv
It
was,
not
to
obtain
a
conviction
or
to
nersecute
any
person;
but
DREDQINQ
VOTE.
ximnlv
lo
assist'
the
Jiiry
In
OTTAWA.
June
10.
V
vol;
reaching
a
I
rue
verdicl.i
,
Tho
for
dredging
work
in
Hrilish
Co.
fact
thai
the
principals
in
th.'
uuibia
ot
$375,000
was
made
la!
(eonllnued
on
p:tge
si.t)
night
by
the
llou--
of
Coininotis.
Manslaughter
in
Connection
With
Fatal
Auto
Accident
at
Hagensborg
Helta
Coola
Indian,
as
a.
result
of
...
.
.
.
i
an
auiomoiiiie
collision
near
Hagensborg,
was
arraigned
for
trial
al
the
Supreme
Cdurt
As
sizes
al
noon
today.
Joe
Sanders
was
sworn
in
a-
interpreler
and,
alter
-'a
plea
of
not
guilty
was
Milered,
"
the
following
jury
was
enipaniielled:
J.
A.
Smith
(foreman),
J.
U.
Oillis,
W.
I.ongwill,
J.
H.
Dyer.
K.
A.
llood,
W.
II.
Kerry,
J.
',
llal-linger,
C.
J.
Liudijuist,-
1V
C..(JII-huly,
II.
F.
(llassey,
11.
Sleen
ahd
F.
Sailer.
Mrs.
F.inily
.Mlirris,
D.
Scherk
and
11.
(t.
Cunuingluiiu
were
challenged
by
the;
defence
and
J.
W.
Fxley
"by
Ihei'crowu.
The
case
is
proceeding
this
afternoon,
lion.
A,
M.
.Malison
is
prosecuting
and
YV.
K.
Fisher
is
defending.
COAL
STRIKERS
NEGOTIATIONS
for
Action
at
Time
of
,
-
Kl,llng
Men
OPe0
to
Accent
Twenty
Cents
a
Day
For
Miners
and
Ten
For
Drivers
XAXAIMO,
June
10,
A
meeting
of
underground
,
enipIoet
or
the
Western
Fuel
.Co.
yesterday
afternoon
decided
lo
reopen
negotiations
with
Hie
company
looking
lo
a
settlement
of
the
wage
dispute
on
the
Stasis
that
employees
were
willing
to
accept
a
reduction
of
twenty
cento
a
day
Small
of
staiure.
prliniKve
iook-
,
t
wulkins
wasi.
.
llltv
fnp
prlnillive
nppenrmg
agrouii
ing
ami
in
m'-"
,
...
.
.IM.aiv
resiionsilile
lor
ins
or
natives
never
lierore
niauiie
snainiiieu
iiiio
uie
emu
i
m.....
..
,
,L.
,(mt.
of
me
klu.
Prince
John
Company
at
Stewart
I
their
aiiearauer
iiii
a
local
accompanied
by
an
oliieer,
.seem-
,
Wins
Out
as
Defendant
In
eourt
be
was
going
or
wind
was
'going
QT(PV
M
A
DVCT
lo
happen
next.
Unable
hi
fully
MUllV.
lllAKMll
undersland
Knglisli,
he
yloselv
drivers
and
no
reduction
in
the
wanes
of
men
envniijg
less
thun
tour
dollars,
a
day.
A
committee
was
appointed
lo
present
the
proposals
to
the
management
ami
report
back
to
the
meeting
today.
MONOPLANE
REACHES
DESTINATION
AT
NOME
Three
Passengers
Who
Took
to
Boat
Near
Ruby
Expected
In
About
a
WooK
XOM11,
June
10.
.The
inono-tdane
which
left
Fairbanks
Saturday
and
was
forced
'
down
at
lluby.
300
'miles
easl
of
diere
Sunday,
after
encouiilering
fogs,
and
rain,
arrived
herevyesterday.
Three
passengers.
wlio
left
lluby
by
boat
down
tin?
N'likon
following
the
accident,
.are
expected
In
Xome
in
aboul
a
week.