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Wail
Largo
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with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
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for
service
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banquets
and
wed
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111
OltllLO
OCAL
MAN
IS
CHAIRMAN
OF
PACIFIC
COMMITTEE
OF
BIOLOGICAL
BOARD
at
n
,
o
new
isunsiruciwn
Peace
River
Railway
Is
Likely
This
Year
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Last
Word
in
Negotiations
for
Relief
ANCOL
YKJT,
June
ii.
-
A
special
tloiiutrli
lo
the
Province
mi
.
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mil
run-
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l.n
II.
I.,.-1
i.fr
e
ii,..
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v..i:
t
I...
i
....ii.
....I
uum
to
work
on.
It
is
.said
that
tilt
Henry
is
ready
In
admit
'
r
r....ll
.
1
I
Meanwhile
in
certain
quarters
Hip
idea
is
uhparcnlly
being
implied
mat
the
wnuie
project
has
raiicii
through.
.Members
ol
lit
l-1
1
1
1
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fnilii
lilt1
ilisllii'l
wliii
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slill
lien1
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mil
ri-
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IWM.
HIKr
ON
AMPRirANR
VI
1
JMJUJtllViftilL
IN
SHANGHAI
ohln
tuunt
"urnd
Upon
Sludetfts:
BrltUH
Marines
Quartered
Ashoro.
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II.
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lf
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r
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corps,1
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ij'
ii
'
In
Japanese
siiiiiiiin?
mills
here.
onfall,
1
1
ixl
tn
it
and
American
iiirmtmm
am
UKWVIIIU
Ml
PORT
WALTER
""'1
fpecial
deputy
Karl
Went
affixed
,
W(,
(I,,.
y
,f
A'Jolph
Tali,
xvho
on
Wednesday
M
Juliti
lialslou
in
a
Ml
of
in-
"il,"ly
He
shot
him
fixe
time
"I
Little
-purl
Waller,
U'O
mile.
"I'fHi
of
here.
all
shot
himself
llii-oitirli
tin)
"t'tul
when
olllcer
aiuiroached
only
"'i'
gasoline
boat
where
Jfrieaded
himself.
.
ganl
tt'i9lhat
way
nor
is
it
o
view
byM-lc
Dominion
authorities.
.
.
I
Sii"far
a4
(he
building
or
the
!
new.
line
is
itnieerneiL
I
be
scheme
uiidoubtcdlyjs
indcfintcly
lialt-
'
I'll
because
the
executive.
of
bulb
railways
consider
that
at
this
juncture
il
enroll
not
pay
and
the
heavy
outlay
could,
not
be
justified.
"The
situation;"
the
despatch
coul
iiiuen,
ivdiiceHtself
tn
Mil
I
that
construction
of.
-
the
.
new
&
-.--.
-
:rtfl1let
Ihrouyh
Ihi
SlIA.MiH.i'f!
Juno-
i.
Uhinese
eRmillgly
out
of
.
.
.
.
.
.
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...
t!;MifVUiay
iireu
ithm
uiv
U
u
three
dUt'clioiis
m-
moiinlaius
I
the
ipiestiou
now
nm
lower
raics
oxer
mo
H.I).
A
ll.tl.
are
reasunbly
as-
sum
I
until
huildiiiK
is
started."
Sir
Henry's
Proposal
The
proposal'
made
by
Sir
Henry
xva
that
the
I'.unadian
.National
should
take
oxer
and
operate
the.
l.ilnioitlon,
uunxe-pan
and-11.(1.
Hail
way,
the
fixed
charge
tt
be
assumed
by
the
Province
of
Alberta
and
the
operating
costs
and
maintenance
by
the
(J.N.H.
system.
Hales
for
grain
export
via
Pacific
coast
port
would
be
al-ninst
or
ijuile
equal
lo
the
prairie
rales,
the
mountain
dlN
ferenlial
being
abolished.
Sir
Henry
expresses
a
willingness
to
go
ahead
with
construction
or
the
railway
as
soon
as
the
grain
production
of
the
Adolph
Fait
Killed
John
Dalstom
j
Peare
Hiver
district
amounts
to
nd
Then
Shot
Himself
from
ten
to
twelve
.nullum
misn-Through
Head
rl
a
year,
the
construction
cosls
-
M
he
assisted
by
land
grants
u"HAN(ii:i...
June
i.
I'nilcd
from
Alberta
and
llrltish
Golum-
lales
ilenulv
marshall'
tlamiibelli
bia.
A
proposal
maile
ny
uie
i..r.u.
makes
no
promise
of
a
western
oulb'l
by
mean
or
nexv
construction.
II
is
undersloo.l
thai
any
grant
made
by
the
government
to
aid
in
reducing
the
.rales
lo
the
Peace
Hixer
shippPis
xvoiild
be
made
i.i
iln
V.nnni
linn
.muiouiu
he
had
road
and
not
in
line.
the
compel
in?
Prospectors
Still
Await
Thaw
on
Dease
Lake
Before
Leaving
Telegraph
Creek
for
Goldfields
There
is
still
ice
on
Dease
Lake
and
il
will
mil
Im
navigable
id,oiit,'ihe
ij,dlo
or
June
according
lo
vyonl
brought
back
liere
h
i.n
.
i.iii...
'iii.,.ri.!mii
Creek
last
week.
In
llio
"'itiitinie,
some
2."0
ju'ospeclurs,
awailing
Hi"
i'eni"b',
'"w
i-ani.ed
aroiiml
Telegru'li
Creek
rilling
In
me
Priisiiiwl
Imii.
I.,
II,.,
1,
111
LIM
ISinr
Hull
lioilll.
,
f'liesn
prospectors
are
not
giving
any
parlicular
iiltfiilltiii
by
In
the
ii,,,i
i...
i
r
i..
.....I
-i.,,i..i
on
(in
i
Pan
(iieek
but
for
"Milling
definite
of
vast
Import
o
ire
has
yet
been
discovered,
the
r"'i
belief
prevails
that
big
"'"IK
will
develop
In
ihe
Cassiar
I'ountry
eventuiilly
.Ihuugli
pos-""'ly
""I
this
summer.
Most
or
the'
prospeelors
at
Il'IiuiJi
Creek
now
are
of
an
exceptionally
Hue
lype.
A
sO)iidoiigll
Hiey
haxe
had
experience
in
uch
a
country
and
should
be
well
able
lo
take
care
r
theinselxcs.
II
costs
about
$50
or
0
a
I,,,,
o
lake
in
freight
from
.continued
on
p.tze
six)
MEN
WHO
ARE
NOW
IN
CHARGE
OF
THE
FORTUNES
OF
BOTH
THE
ROYAL
B4NK
OF
C1NADA
AND
THE
UNION
BANK,
SINCE
THE
MERGER
OF
THE
LATTER
WITH
THE
FORMER.
SIR
HERBERT
S.
l'residcnt
jijf
i
HOLT
FOUND
CUILTY
OF
MURDERINQ
GENERAL
STACK
IN
EGYPT
CAIItO.
June
J.
All
ticlcmlants
iu
t
he
I
rial
oT
those
iinpliealed
in
the
assassination
ot
Sir
I.ee
Slack,
sirdar
or
the
Kypl-iau
army,
whu
was
killed
last
November,
were
lo-day
found
guilty
of
murder
and
will
be
sentenced
Sunday.
RUM
ROW
IS
NOW
ACTIVE
Report
That
Armed
Fleet
Is
to
be
Used
In
Smuggling
Liquor
NEW
YORK,
June
2.
Rum
row
Is
showing
activity
again
aftor
virtually
at
a
standstill
because
of
f
ivo
weeks'
blockade
of
the
coast
by
coastguard.
Eight
ships
are
now
In
the
smuggler's
zone
off
Boston.
Tho
New
York
bootlegging
ring
Is
reported
to
have
contracted
for
construction
of
an
armed
high
powered
fleet
to
combat
tho
coastguard.
SASKATCHEWAN
ELECTION
TODAY
Keen
Contest
In
Cltlos
of
Pralrio
Province
to
Overthrow
Llborals
Itr.OINA.
June
2.
-Sasknlche-
aro
wan
x'uters
went
Id
the
poll
tq-'
lay
lo
('hoosc
a
new
legislature.
The
Minimi
government
headed
premier
Dunning
is
asking'
election.
They
are
Uiev
ai
iv'i.i,.,
1
1
it
i
.ui
h.
Hie
neighborhood
is
a
slrongly
opposed,
bilter
conlesls
and
I'ieli
nln.-ne
rtnlil
TlmiiL'li
being
xvaged
iu
Hegiha,
Saska-loon,-
Mnosejaw
and
other
centres,
and
Ihe
prospect.
are
for
a
record
xole
iu
these
cities.
'
Drenching
rain
have
.made
(he
road
impassable
in
many
rural
districts.',
and
Ibis
mayiThi
have
an
lipprci'iable
cHert
on
'
in
Ibi?
the
siie
of
the
vole.
'xvi-N'r.
SnBHraaafirilaHaaflaaa
ki.
iBplHaa
Efl!SaBaaaiiJBaHl
BaaaaaaaaiBaaM'BaaaaaiHBiiiB
E,
L.
PEASE
Viee-P.iTsldenf
NECK
BROKEN
STUNT
JUMPING
Man
Instantly
Killed
at
New
Westminster
When
Car
Refused
to
Leap
BROKE
HIS
OWN
NECK
XliW
AVKS
T.MINSTKH,
Juno
2.
Hubert
Sxvayne,
'iC
year
of
age
,
ot
Xorth
Hay
(Jntario,
xvai
inslanlly
killed
yesterday
afternoon
when
attempting
a
long
jump
stunt
xvillt
an
automobile.
The
slunl
consisted
jii
rushing
up
a
prenared
incline
ul
a
speed
oT
10
miles
an
hour
and
jumping
the
car
on"
an
eight
fool
platform
a
distance
of
10
yards.
The
car
lurched,
landed
on
i'.
nose
2i
Tcel
beyond
the
platform,
turned
lurlle,
and
crump-led
lirr
ii'lotal
vvreck.
Sxvayne's
neck
was
broken
and
his
skull
fractured
and
he
WaJ
lulherwise
injured.
He
Is
said
lo
have
performed
a
similar
stun
successfully
in
25
dilTerent
i
places
in
t'auada
and
the
United
Stales.
BODY
OF
MURDERED
MAN
IS
DISCOVERED
NEAR
SEWARD,
ALASKA
's,')Vr;U0'
sk"'
'
-
It
is'
believed
by
a
parly
which
relut'ued
fo
Kanalak
thai
llo
body
found
iu
Lgashik
Hixer
hear
his
eiiliin
with
a
deep
gash
oxer
one
eye
and
covered
with
bruise
was
that
of
K.
II.
King,
xvho
up
parently
had
been
murdered.
the
second
violent
death
region
durliigj
the
past
C.
E.
NEILL
(ieiieriil
Manager
Storms
and
Heavy
Rain
Follow
Intense
Heat
in
Central
States
I
Score
of
people
dead
as
result
of
Lightning
and
Heat
Wave
from
Nebraska
to
Ohio
tilllClAtiO,
June
2.-
A
.to
re
people,
ore
dead
and
as
many
more
injured
in
the
middle
west
today
a
u
result
.uf
the
heat
waxe
and
ensuing
storms
extending
Irum
Nebraska
to
Ohio.
yesterday
Hie
first
heat
records
Were
smashed
at
Chieagu
when
the
thermometer
jumped
lo
l2
degree
hi
'
ihe
shade.
Ijleveluud
registered
IH
and
lletruit.
i2.
'
Tliuiulersturin.s
brought
relief
from
drought
iu
many
stales,
notably
Nebraska,
which
has
recorded
'the
driest
m
till
lit
since
1N70.
'
'
Slorui
damage
was
greatest
in
Iowa,
Where
four
dealhs
occurred,
three
froui
lightning.
Properly
damage
amounted
tu
$2(10,000,
AIRPLANE
REACHES
TELEGRAPH
CREEK
(.Special
lo
Daily
Xexxs;
TKI.KiittAPH
t;ilKKK.
June
2.
The
Archibald
l.illle
aerial
prospecting
expedition'
arrived
sately
al
ll.:in
to-day
from
Wranju'll.
The
plane
made
the
I
HO
mile
hop
from
Prince
Hilpert
lo
Wrangell
in
2
hour
and
20
minutes
yesterday,
bucking
a
north
xtilul
all
Ihe
way.
The
flyers
spent
the
night
there
and
hopped
the
100
miles
here
this
morning.
The
machine
functioned
pelted
ly
and
the
two
hops
were
uneventful.
.
UPRISING
IN
AFGHANISTAN
British
Forces
In
India
Moving
Toward
Frontier
Following
Reports
LONDON,
June
2.
British
forces
In
India
are
moving
In
the
vicinity
of
Afghanistan
on
the
Indian
frontier
as
a
result
of
roports
reaching
official
elrctes
here
of
an
Imminent
general
uprising
In
Afghanistan
against
the
Emir.
Tho
reported
proposed
uprising
Is
rumored
to
be
the
result
of
activities
of
the
Soviet
emissaries
'
who
have
been
working
In
Afghanistan
during
the
past
two
years.
Advertls
the
Daily
New
J.
Dybhavn
Chairman
of
Pacific
Committee
Can.
Biological
Board
More
Active
Work
to
be
Carried
on
Connection
i
With
Investigations
of
Commercial
j
Fish
Propagation
!
(Special
tu
Daily
News;.
OTTAWA,
June
ii.
The
biological
Hoard
uf
which
John
iKbliaxii
uf
Prun
e
llupeil
is
a
member
is
to
take
a
much
mure
i
active
purl
in
connection
with
fish
culture
and
investigations
liudiug
iu
the
prulecliuu
and
propagation
uf
cummercjal
fisli
'lia.i
it
ha
dune
in
the
past
and
with
that
end
in
view
bus
de
cided
uu
a
definite
pulley
for
the
future.
At
its
annual
meeting
it
decided
Iu
appoint
a
siiu-coniniiltee
for
each
coast.
The
Pacific
cuminitlee
cuus'isls:
uf
Prufessur
O'lJunughue.
IruffyaOr
lluteliinsou
and
John
Dybliuvn,
-
.
r
.-
with
John
Hybliavu
us
eliuiruiua!
nm
a'frri
nw
l
mtTT
.....I
Dr.
Clemens
secretary.
llAKK
T
HKI
H.
The
Atlantic
committee
cuu-sislf
of
A.
11,
Whitman,
Prufessur
Conouolly
and
Professor
McKay.
-,.,,'
These
committees
will
have
charge
ot
..supiirybMiig.
undertak
ings
peculiar
to
their
parts
uf!
the
country.
j
An
understanding
has
been
ar
rived
at
between
the
biological!
board
and
tho
department
of
marine
whereby
the
hatcheries
hall
hereafler
be
under
the
di
rection
ij
a
research
commit
tee
of
the
board
iu
co-operation
vvilli
the
superintendent
of
culture,
this
research
commit
tee
consists
of
Professors
O'-Donoghue
and
Uox,
Doctors
Huntsman,
Clemens,
Leiiu.,
For
ester,
and
a
man
to
lie
appoint
-
d
for
the
investigation
of
in
land
waters.
In
connection
with
Ihe
action
ii'iug
taken
on
the
Pacific
coast
o!
determine
the
movement
of
allium,
the
biological
board
drilled
to
assist
iu
Ihe
work
in
llritish
Columbia,
Dr.
William
son
lo
have
charge
ol
Ihi
special
department.
A
definite
plan
for
checking
and
marking
sa)niou
extending
oxer
a
number
r
years
has
been
lecided
upon
to
be
carried
oul
it
ilullus
Lake,
H.O.,
in
order
if
possible
to
determine
the
actual
number
of
mature
fish
returning
and
as
far
as
possible
to
compare
results
as
liclween
nat
ural
ami
artificial
propagation.
FOR
AMUNDSEN
Norwegian
Government-
to
Send
"
Shto
and
Two
Planes
Into
Arctic
OSLO,
June
2.
-The
Norwegian
government
has
decided
to
st;lid
two
seaplane.
to
the
Arctic
prepared
to
search
for
Llie
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flying
expedition
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the
North
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announced
to-
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The
ship-
Fngertre
will
.prob
ably
sail
Friday
toward
the:
Arc
tic
with
two
planes.
PLAN
TO
BLOW
UPRAILWAYS
Boxes
Supposed
to
Contain
Bombs
Discovered
and
Thrown
Into
River
XKW
YOHK,
June
2.
A
plan
lo
blow
up
Ihe
elevated
tfains
wa
frustrated
today
with
the
findiifg
uf
two
boxes,
believed
to
rontain
bombs
.
projecting
over
the
tracks
al
two
stations
Tjic
police
threw
the
boxes
into
the
Fast
Hiver.
,
-,
dvrti
in
tho
Dailv
pw
Stork
Defends
Vote
for
Grain
Elevator
at
Prince
Rupert
in
House
of
Commons
at
Ottawa
In
the
course
uf
Ihe
lengthy
discussion
in
regard
lo
Ihe
Prince
Huperl
elevalor
yilu
al
Ollawa,
in
which
Ihe
Conservative
leaders
slrongly
opposed
it,
Fred
Stork,
menibei'
for
Skeenn,
spoke
iu
ils
defense
as
follows:
"1
wish
lo
deny
entirely
Ihal
Ibis
is
iu
any
sense
a
political
elevalor.
The
lion,
member
for
We(
Yurk
(Sir
Henry
I)ray(uu)
has
referred
to
il
iu
tbiise
terms,
but
I
may
remind
he
.
lion,
member
dial
iu
1017
I
carried
that
constituency
by
a
majority
of
six
hundred
without
any
reference
lo
construction
uf
an
ele
STOCK
MARKET
Hid.
lt.C.
Silver
1
Asked
1.50
valor.
In
ID2I,
wilhuul
Ihe
benefit
of
an
elevalor,
I
aiUilu
carried
the
constituency,
and
I
am
sure
the
auie
result
will
In
once
more
achieved
even
without
the
aid
of
the
etevalpr.
However,
.Mr.
Chairman
I
have
sitoken
in
litis
House
on
manv
occasions
in
support
ofvfhs
project.
Therefore
II
IsVuiinccr-
sary,
I
think,
for
me
In!
go
into
all
the
details
again;
Jo
again
refer
lo
Ihe
fact
Ujiil
Prince
Huperl
Is
some
R0
miles,'
nearer
the
Orient
Mian
any
Miwr
port
on
the
Pacific,
I
hat
Tjicre
i
n
harbor
there
which
is
eeonoiui-(eontinucd
on
page
ix;