(u
releasing
llr
Grand
Jury
at
supreme
tiui'l
Assize
iiav
following
a
true
hill
been
brmiL'lil
in
-in
Hie
case
LONDON
June
11.
---Following
frporlM
uf
ciilicisui,
In
the
Dominion
in
connection
with
I
he
security
puci
It
is
understood
I"'
e
the
Dominions
have
been
licpl
informed
as
to
the
progress
d
llie
negotiations
and
umloubl-f
illy
I
heir
approval
and
support
will
be
soufchl
before
an
ugree-lai'iit
is
reached.
At
present,
however.
I
here
is
no
agreement
which
can
be
submitted
to
them.
Ml
that
has
been
done
so
far
is
to
indicate
the
responsibil,ily
which
(ireal
llfilaiu
is
prepared
'o
undertake.
U.S.
MARINES
AND
CANTON
,
Are
on
Island
or
Honan
to
Protect
American
Christian
College
ti
ANTON,
June
11.
Serious
clashes
occuni'il
Ibis
morning
l'cKvecu
Cauloiicse
ami
Yunnan-
i'se
lroopi
foV
the
possession
of
Hie
cily
and
hiiinerous
casual
"es
are
repoilcil
on
'both
.sides.
tniled
Slules
marines
lunrled
"ii
Honan
Island
near
Canton
In
protect
llie
American
Clirisliaii
College.
Most
foreigners
are
now
oul-
Mde
Hie
danger
zone.
Kimsiuit
Irilie.
The
mi
liilernreler
was
services
.
of
involved
in
the
case.
Attorney
General
Manson
con
ducted
the
prosecution
and
the
defence
was
in
the
hands
of
K
Fisher.
Six
witnesses
for
Hit
crown
were
heard
yesterday
two
natives,
two
provincial
policemen.
Dr.
O.
II.
llayflekl
OKNKVA,
June
II.
Wiltiout
a
dissenting
vole
Hie
international
"vonicr-
cure
mi
con
I
rid
of'
Hie
trade
in
arms
and
muni-
linns
lasl
iiiahl
adopted
Hie
lexl
uf
a
protocol
prohibiting
the
use
of
poison
gas
or
bacteria
in
lime
of
war.
Delia
Coula.
MINISTERS
BACK
FROM
TRIP
NORTH
TO
MINING
CAMPS
Returns
to
Vic
toria
and
Mr;
Sloan
Visiting
Interior
.I
Hut
a
I'
V
Sviii
nlni
l""
Mil
ANA
ANN
.K
nT..
Hon.
Dr.
Sutherland,
minister
v
ii
manslaughter,
Mr.
Justice
DDIfTC
AMfC
MfiDC
AT
lHf
l'ul',itVwo,'kN
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mu
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in
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in
w
ii.
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.Marutiniini
uniiuuiirru
inu
ww
,
,
,
-uey
should
i,o.,i
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p.c.,
cYrHAwnp
TODAY
1
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rievari.
.nvox
ami
.vnee
1"
Willi
llie
cases
ot
five
l.iard-
Hie
fish
exchange
today
Arm.
InJiaiis
who
an-
mw
ul
rfkalla
Canadians
rereied
slightly!
Dr.
iindMrs.
Sutherland
con-
hi
awaiting
trial
on
charge
murder.
To
handle
these
n's
Hie
ptvcHt
Assizes
are
i
'a
y
in
jiig
extended
until
it
is
I'l'-iidc
to
bring
oul
rrotn
mm'
U'iar
district
the
necessary
v
11
'iri.es
rniTiriPiui
nr
SECURITY
PACT
No
Aarcement
Yet
Reached;
Thereforo
Nothing
Yet
to
LayxBefore
Dominions
higher
prices
than
I
eseis
iinuni
south
to
icioria
on
uie
for
halibut.
Sales
were
as
fed-j
Prince,
tieorge
lml
Mr.
Sloan
got
lows:
off
licit
and
proceeded
to
the
American
interior
to
inspect
some
mining
.Majestic.
2fl.oon.
nt
K.7lc
ami
.
proper!
I?.
He
will
be
back
in
lc
lo
'ld
Slorajge.
Detmtcral,
Sl.tMMi,
at
t'.-'Oo
ami
tc
lo
Hoolh
Fisheries.
Kennebec
7.IMKI,
at
l.IHc
and
lc
to
Cold
Storage.
Canadian
Prosperity
A..
12.oimi.
at
iO.iOo
and
i'c
lo
Allin
.Fisheries.
M.
V
I...
2.7110,
al
y.tKlc
and
C.c
In
Cobt
Storage.
V.
T..
K.tino,
at
10c
and
Cc
to
Allin
Fisheries.
the
cili'
Inwards
the
end
of
the
week
Uli
his
way
south.
1'.
I'iiiHp,
chief
engineer
of
the
public!
works
department;
(J.
C
MarKu'y.
district
engineer,
and
A.
I..
(larrutbers,
superintendent
of
bridces.
proceeded
south
to
Joe
Oreer
returned
to
town
on
last
night's
train
from
Hilt
Farm,
Terrace,
where
he
spent
r.nvireiiti.
5.500.
at
Si.UOr
and
Cc
he
nasi
week.
Mrs.
r.reer
ami
lo
Cold
Storage.
family
ate
Iberi-
on
vacalinn.
Paul
Pollard
is
Charged
With
Killing
of
Norman
Clellilam
as
Result
of
Auto
Accident
All
eslerdav
afternoon
and
this
morning
was
spenl
in
lak
iug
crown
evidence
in
the
'-aso
of
Paul
Pollard
who
was
charged
at
lhe
Supreme
Ciourl
Assizes
with
manslaughter
in
connection
wilh
Hie
dral.li
of
Norman
Clelillnm
who
was
thrown
from
Ford
Inirk
when
it
was
struck
by
a
McLaughlin
Six
aiilomoliilt
tliien
by
accused
uu
Hie
Hella
lioola
road
on
llecciulier
lasl
Tin-
crown
case
is
that
Pollard
wa
tlrivitig
recklessly
at
grea
speed
Tlie
impact
of
Hie
collision,
a
rear-end
one,
cau-c
Clelillain.
wlio
was
standing
on
Hie
running
hoard
of
lhe
truck
lo
be
hurled
luain.n
a
posl.
lit
suslained
skull
injuries
ate!
broken
ribs
oil
the
lell
side
'
which
inlerfcred
wilh
hear'
action
and
punelurcd
his
lungs.
He
died
in
hospital
a
few
hour?
later.
Jtttl
h
cars
were
badly
damaged,
I
hat
of
"accused
being
pul
out
of
commission.
Clelillain
was
the
son
of
lhe
tale
chief
of
the
Hella
Coola
In
dian
.ami
I'ollanl
belong
lo
the
and
a
Norwegian
youth.
Case
Outlined
in
'outlining
lhe
crown
s
case
Attorney
(leueral
Manson
ex
plained
thai
Hie
charge
had
arisen
oiit
of
an
automobile
ac
elUeiil
on
the
lielia
Coola
man
on
Deceniber
H
when
an
Indian
hoy.
Norman
Clelillain,
ha
come
Hi
his
death
as
a
result
o
injuries
sustained.
A
Fori
truck,
containing
several
per
sons,
had
left
lhe
store
of
C.
C
Sliipslad
on
Hie
afternoon
tpieMlou
and
had
proccedi"
along
the
main
llella
Coola
roai
Deceased
was
slaudiny
on
Hi
running
board.
Shortly
after
Hie
car
left,
a
Mcl.ouglilin
Six
driven
by
accused,
followed.
'continued
on
paje
four"1
9?;
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
ant'
Largo
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
A-L'e,.
with'
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
Anywhere
at
An.
yV
parties.
-
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
l.iUJ'
For
ratfn,
apply
to
Boston
and
flth
St.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Grill,
Third
Ave.
J
MATT
VI
DECK,
Prop.
I
s
Phone
57.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
vol,
xv.,
No,
lac.
PHINUi
Hl'PKHT
U.C.,
'J
JILHSUAY,
JINK
11,
1025.
YMttrdiy't
Circulation
1663
Strtt
)
BC
PRICE
FIVE
GENTS.
An
I
kTC
oirnr
iit
r
i
nTrnu
OTrn
iiTniwn
UD
LA
Id
MM,
m
MMLKli
Mill
WUKJVD
NDIAN
MANSLAUGHTER
CASE
PROCEEDING
AT
SUPREME
COURT
ASSIZES
anada
Uaims
All
islands
of
Arctic
between
This
Country
and
North
Pole
says
Hon.
C.
Stewart
O'lTAWA,
June
II.
CunadaV
claim
In
Hie
NortliiTii
Arrli
p-'iuau
mkuiu
usni-rii-u
111
nit;
iiuusc
ui
uuiuinu
s
vesien
uv
I
iiiii
.niir
nii'w.iii
iiiiiii.iiT
ill
iiii.
I
II
ii
f
I
I
iii
hit
i
'
i
fcc
liiuii.
.mi.
utu
i
.
u
I
v
I
iiiui
nit-
i.iiiiiiiiitiii
iiauii
ii
iii'H,
unds
lying-
norm
of
I
lie
Canadian
mainland
tip
tu
(lie
Nnrlh:
The
liinil
uf
Canada's
claim,
us
indicated
on
Hit;
map.
'
ortiieu
a
great
inaugie
wiin
uie.
mainland
as
ine
nac
ami
i
lie
i
ur'ii
roie
us
uie
upex.
i
ne
wesiern
imuimarY
was
uie
eniiiui-
i
tv
nrT
rnn
niu
UU
A
A
V1V
LIARD
INDIAN
MURDER
CASES
ill
uo
riuvcoucu
im
uu
August
10,
Mr.
Justice
Mac-donald
Informs
Grand
Jury
laliiMi
(if
a
.boundary
between
amaua
aim
.viaKa.
ine
r,asiern
look
a
line
up
Davis
SI
fait
In
I
ween
Canada
ami
(ireenlaml
Mini
llit'ii
followed
longitude
00
west
In
the
pole.
Monthly
ilefineil,
Hie
territory
,
i'
I
a
i
iW
by
Canada
was
thai
ly
ing
north
of
Canada
and
west
of
I
(irecnluml
lielween
parallels
CO
and
IS:'.
Mr.
Slewarl
said
lie
had
no
re-!
marks
In
make
about
Hie
claim
I
of
Hit
t'niled
stales.
He
pi
e-)
sinned
Uie
I'uilivl
Slates
would
PROHIBITS
USE
OF
POISON
GAS
IN
WAR
claim
anv
islands
north
of;
Alaska.
"We
don't
claim
the;
Dr.
Sutherland
t.
..t..'
I...''
..T
I..
i
prm
i
-
riiiini
npi
ii.
said
Hie
minister.
When
UP.S.S.
Maburii
made
its
first
trip
up
lhe
rSI.
Lawreie
e
this
season,
Capl.
J.
P.
Ilolierls;
Knglih
sea
sail,
showed
the
captain
Mimefluitg
in
navigation.
lie
.-ailed
(he
historic
river
"0
years
ago,
and
in
IS('8
commanded
a
frigate
during
lhe
Papincaii
reljel-jL
lion
Urge
United
States
Air
Force
Increased
Three
Times
to
Keep
Pace
with
Modern
Developments
WASHINGTON,
June
11.
Hy
Caiiudian
I'ress,.
All
inuicaiioiis
are
iiiui
me
I
nitcti
Mates
is
aiioui
lo
cuter
on
an
era
of
lug
development
ot
uviaiiou
una
ul
its
air
lurces,
both
jnyy
and
navy.
Develojuiicnl
of
uviaiiou
for
oilier
guveniiiienl
.iitrposes
and
civilian
development
aviation
look
like
lrac-
lical
ccilainlies.
i'he
iiiafiner
in
which
Hie
I'ost
Office
Depnrt-
iiieul
is
reaching
oul
with
air
mail
is.
one
strung
indication
uf
he
trend
of
Ihings.
What
is
expected
is
that
in
llie
next
esioii
of
Congre
DOMINIONS
IN
BRITAIN
Secretary
of
State
For
Domin
ion
Affairs
to
be
Created
Is
Announced
LONDON,
June
11.
The
British
Government
proposes
to
create
tho
office
of
secretary
of
state
for
Dominion
affairs
and
the
office
of
under
secretary
of
state
for
Dominion
affairs,
Premier
Baldwin
announced
In
the
House
of
Commons
today.
The
Premier
said
that
the
creation
of
these
new
offices
would
be
part
of
the
government's
proposed
.
reorganization
of
the
Colonial
Office.
Up
to
the
present
all
matters
having
to
do
with
tho
Dominions
had
been
dealt
with
by
the
Colonial
Offloe.
CHINESE
CREWS
OF
SHIPS
OUT
Twenty-Eight
Vessels
Tied
Up
from
Lack
of
Sailors
to
Man
Them
SHANGHAI.
June
II.
-
Thi
Chinese
strike
situation
heeame
acute
on
the
river
front
today
when
the
coastal
sleamers
sus
pended
sailings,
.leaving
I
hi
class
of
shipping'.
virtually
par-alyned.
Twenty
elghl
vessels
art?
being
lied
up
for
lack
of
Chinese
rrew.
;both
army
and
navy
will
demand
large
sums
for
aviation.
In-
'
.
...
creased
air
personnel
aim
in
creased
sums
for
etuipmeiil
wilt
be
asked.
The
utterance
General
Mitchell,
cmphasUing
ministration
saw
fit
to
lilm
!.ii
1,1.1
mil
iiiiLitu
vfl.Wi.
Ill
Nova
Scotia
Strikers
Capture
Power
Plant;
Man
Killed
in
Fray
Company
Police
Injured'
Earlier
in
Day
When
Successfully
Defending
Building:
Man
Shot
in
Stomach
j
GLAGII
HAY.
June
II.
A
Her
a
pitched
bailie
lasting
upwards
of
fifteen
minutes,
striking
miners
captured
New
Water-
ford
power
house
this
afternoon
and
were
reported
lb
be
in
full
charge
of
Hie
plant.
One
man,
William
Davis,
was
killed
and
Gilbert
Walsou
was
shot
in
the
sloniach,
seriously
wounded
in
lhe
fray.
A
number
of
company
police
were
injured
earlk'r
in
lhe
day
I
when
an
attempt
was
made
to
take
possession
of
the
plant
but
were
repulsed.
Hrilish
Kmpirc
sleel
plant
officials
have
been
keeping
the
plant
in
operation.
Officials
Missing
i
General
Manager
II.
J.
MeCann
land
a
number
of
ollicials
of
lhe
Hrilish
Sleel
Corporation
were:
known
lo
be
in
the
power
sla-
ul
New
Walcrrord
when
Ilioti
raptured
by
strikers.
They
are
,
missing
A
number
off
(reported
"pittk-y-
alnaaT3tfe'ti
nt-ttaCrimlnai
Libel.
Charge
Likely
to
woods
nearby
when
the
force
was
iiverwiieimeti
ami
it
is
jios-
dble
(lie
missing
ollicials
are
with
these.
,
Later
report
say
thai
scores
were
injured,
adoui
loriy
ptH-
ice
were
al
the
plant
along
wilh
ollicials
and
maintenance
men.
Most
of
them
were
pretty
badly
mauled
by
Hie
striker.
who
overpowered
lhe
defending
force.
NEW
MODERATOR
FOR
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Rev.
Ephralm
Scott
Heads
Rem
nant
Which
Refused
to
Join
United
Church
TOllONTO,
June
II.
-llev.
Dr.
uf
Kpliraim
Scoll
of
Montreal'
was
unanimously
eiecicu
mis
mum
iug
to
be
moderator
of
the
Gen-
MM
I
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II
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HI
Ul
UV
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,
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i...
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erai
.xssemmy
oi
uie
i-iesuj
backing
and
slronsr
public
sym-
...ii...
.i...,.ii
ii...
r,i..i
iiiu
teriau
Church,
controlling
section
'
which
refused
to
I.
111!
IIJI
III.?
'
v,
I
o
.
v
n
v
,,
.,v,.'.
.
session
here.
is
not
likely
the
Idea
of
a
unified
K'"'"?
iir
nervice.
as
endorsed
bv
Gen-
eral
Mitchell,
will
be
adopted
'
SUubLSib
1HA1
&LUAN
I
i
It
irnn
-
u
I
that
join
v.-,..i.
.in
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itiMiiiilu
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u"
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i.imiiu
v.,
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.
.
,
,
-
,
.....
i
tie
eieeiion.
took
place
ai
uie
vitiiinii.
i
v
na
ffi
i
mt
tf
ti
rn
Senator
Dingham
of
Conuecli-
Bt
KtfKtdtNlAUVt
UT
cut,
an
aviation
officer
m
lhe
worhl
war,
who
lias
been
making
an
inspection
of
uviaiiou
field
PROVINCE
AT
WEMBLEY
mil
stations,
has
relumed
to
YANCOL
YFIt.
June
11.
A
re-
'asliiiii:ton
Sec
uring
liitusel'f
commendation
thai
Hon.
William
amazed
at
tlie
possibilities
of
lhe
Sloan
should
allend
the
Wemb
iir,
us
shown
in
lhe
lalesl
test
ley
F.xhibilion
as
the
represenla
.it
a
reran
attacks
on
iiiiaiiiry
I
live
or
uritisii
i.oiunuua,
was
ami
on
batteries.
The
aircraft,
nwule
yesterday
by
lhe
in
armed
wilh
machine
guns
-ami
Chamber
of
.Mine
at
a
nieelin
light
bomb,
known
n
personnel
of
the
directors
yesterday.
Mr.
bombs,
he
says
have
done
much
Sloan's
presence
al
lhe
Kmpire
havoc
to
turgets,
arranged
to
exhibition
as
head
of
lhe
ininiu
oiillern
after
war
coudilions.
as
depaiilnenl
of
1
his
province
was
.
.1
to
show
that
in
the
next
war
land
held
to
hi
lualily
desirable.
troop.
and
ballerie
xvill
be
put
out
of
business
in
short
tinier
from
the
air.
lie
declares
anli-
aiicrafl
guns
are
iio
derense.
Senator
Hingham,
who
is
an
au-
shorily,
ami
wrtde
a
book
on
Granby
aviation
five
years
ago.
say
lhe
progress
since
the
wur
ha
lieenlDunwell
almost
beyond
belief.
lie
feels
premier
thai
what
is
true
a
lo
the
army
Terminus
is
true
'of
sea
warfare
also.
He
L.
4
,
STOCK
MARKET
will
uiue
that
lhe
jinny
air
force.
D.ily-AlaUa
now
aboul
lO.OOii,
be
mulllidieil
Howe
Sound
by
three
and
thai
oilier
steps
for
Surf
Inlet
building
up
a
great
and
skilled
m.o.
Silver
air
force
for.
laud
use
be
laken.
Silvererest
lo
say
nothing
of
what
is
needed
Hsclktrks
for
sea
purposes.
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IN
HIGH
COURT
be
Heard
at
Assizes
.Wong's
Habeas
Corpus
YANCOl
YFJt,
Julie
11.
It
was
slaletl
loday
to
be
unlikely
that
the
libel
case
against
J.
S.
Cow-per.
cdilor
of
tlie
Saturday
Tribune,
would
progress.
beyond
the
ing
the
case,
also
staled
that
it
comes
up
on
Monday
and
that
the
charge
would
be
heard
liy
lhe
higher
courts,
probably
the
Assizes,
next
October,
.
L.
Fraser,
counsel
for
F.
L.
Haker,
who
swore
to
the
charge
against
Cowpcr,
who.
iss
prepar
ing
the
case,
also
.staled
chat
habeas
corpus
proceedings
on
behalf
of
Wong
Foon
Siiiig,
Chinese
house
boy,
opening
tomorrow,
wuuld
be
briefly
spoken
to
and
the
real
argument
stood
over
until
Monday.
ASSIZES
TO
SIT
TONIGHT
Progress
Has
Been
Slow
Intention
is
to
Finish
Sosslon
by
End
of
Week
When
court
ix
o'clock
lst
adjourned
After
evening,
the
scs-
siofi
tif
the
Supreme
Court
As
sizes
being
held
here
was
only
hair
way
through',
lhe
.second
of
'our
cases
on
the
docket.
Attorney
General
Manson,
who
is"
prosecuting,
has
business
in
tho
south
and
is
anxious
In
get
away
before
the
end
of
lhe
week
so
Mr.
Justice
NY.
A.
Macdonahl
stated
that
evening
session
would
be
commenced
today.
The
two
In
dian
manslaughter
cases
look
up
u
great
deal
more
lime
than
had
been
anticipated.
ESQUIMALTDRY
DOCK
FINISHED
Water
Will
be
Put
In
'Huge
Basin
on
Saturday
For
First
Time
YKlTOIirA,
June
II.
NYork
on
the
igovernnient
dry
iloeknt
F.-ipilmall,
which
cost
0,000.000.
ha
been
completed
and
forfy-Iwo
million
gallon
of
waler
will
flood
lhe
huge
baln'0if
Salur-
da.v.