in;
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
25
and
mm
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
with
nrwly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Service
dances,
banquets
and
wed-ding
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
parties.
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ava.
Hand
Knr
raK,
apply
to
Iloston
and
6th
8L
PRINCE
RUPERT
drill,
Third
Ave.
MATT
VIDECK.
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
VOL
XV..
NO.
12.'
IMtlNCK
IllPHUT.
H.d,
Till
HSDAY.
MAY
28,
1025.
YMWrdat'i
Circulation
156S
unsellled,
Ihc
hop
olT
ol
.Ihe
,',
kh(iwu
.,
pic,
u
ieMu
Vickcrs
Viking
flying
boat
which
.vill
lake
Archibald
Lillle.
De-
roll
mining
engineer
to
the
Cas-
siar
gold
fields
win
noi
lake
place
this
afternoon
bill
is
now
set
for
tomorrow
'morning.
Col.
I.
Scot
I
Williams,
manager
of
he
Laurent
hie
Air
Serv
ice
and
pilot
of
the
machine,
staled
(hat
ie
hoped
(lie
party
would
be
in
Wrangell
tor
lunch
tomorrow.
I'll
ere
is
some
business
to
be
Iransacted
there
bul
it
is
pos7
ililn
that
Ihe
machinr
may
he
flown
on
lo
Telegraph
Creek
to
morrow
aiiernoon
or
me
nay
following.
The
machine
was
laken
up
for
test
rliglil
yeslerday
afternoon
and
it
performed
perfectly.
II
is
now
moored,
and
anchored"
al
H
buoy
iu
front
of
the
dry
dock
ship
shed
all
ready
for
the
dash
mirlli.
The
parly
is
packing
up
its
effects
al
Mie
Prince
lluperl
Hotel
today
iu
readiness
for
an
early
slarl
tomorrow.
DAVIDSON
DENIES
HE
WILL
RESIGN
Not
Worrying
About
Criticisms
Made
Over
Issuing
of
Van
couver
Beer
Licenses
YICTOltIA,
May
28.
llugl
Davidson,
Ihiuor
controller,
do
nies
any
intention
of
resigning
lis
a
result
of
criticisms
levelled
at
him
over
the
issuing
of
beer
parlor
license
in
Vancouver.
figures
passed
away
yesterday
afternoon
at
'J
o
clock
iu
the
Prince
lluperl
Ocneral
Hospital
when
Ihe.dealh
occurred
of
I'lioinas
O'Hrieu,
a
iiioneer
of
onie
fourteen
or
fidecli
years'
landing.
Mr.
O'llrien,
who
was
born
some
8
years
ago.iu
SI.
John,
II.
of
Irish
descent,
in
his
younger
nays
was
a
sailor.
When
he
first
came
lo
Vrhice
lluperl
he
was
a
longshoreman
ind
for
Hie
pas
few
years
he
had
been
engaged
as
eily
pound
keeper.
A
tew
months
ago
he
collapsed
iu
his
resident
on
.Mnlh
Ave
West
and
physical
examination
established
dial
he
was
s'uJTeriua
from
diabetes
iu
an
advanced
stage,
lie
was
immediately
taken
to
Ihe
Prince
lluperl
lleneri'.'
Hospital
and
a
leg
was
niupii-
laled
bul
Ihe
disease
was
too
tar
lolvanced
lo
hppo
lor
recovery.
Funeral
arrangements
me
in
Ihe
hands
of
Hie
H.C.
Under
takers
ami
inlefmenl
will
lake
place
on
Saturday
inoruii&
un
der
Catholic
auspices.
!.
The
lale
Mr.
O'llrien
-s
sur
vived
by
a
sjslcr
believed
lo
b
residing
In
SI.
Jumi.
The,
Ketchikan
cannery
iiiaeke"
Diamond
T.,
Capl.
Capp...irrivcd
in
port
from
Kelchlkau
yslirday
willi
7,000
pounds
of
TrOsh
sal
moil
which
was
discharged
at
Ihe
Canadian
Fish
iv
Cold
SlQr
age
Co.'s
dook.
Strati
Salaa
44.
'
'
....
-
-
.T";...
!
PRICE
FIVE
RENTS.
WTONB&
CONCERN
GIVEN
BIG
LOCAL
JOB
mi
mrmt
m
m
m
mm
mi
u
um
mt
u
a
u
a
.
n
m
.
n
im
am
am.
.
mm
a
.
av
aaiauaa
n
r
mm
.
mm
mum
n
ma
m
m
m
m
mm
'
w
-
'
vm
I
JUJbr
.
It,
S
JLI
A
A
AMAV
A
lATatSAJlt
I
MUMJmUmJ
If
Ala
A
A
A
V
JLiA
AAaV
AViAA
AW
A-
A
A
I
Here
Today
following
Visit
to
Bahine
Mine
Will
he
shwmnp
nronertv
itist
na
snnn
as
rnnrl
in
good
condition
says
W.
C.
Stearman
'1
lie
Tallapiu
mini'
in
Hie
Haliine
district
some
2."
miles
iiuitu
oi
imrns
iakc
i
already
m
a
iiiii
nm
in
ship
ore
hul
improvements
will
have
o
Ik
made
on
Hit-
road
between
Iho
pruperlv
uihI
linriis
Lake
liefon-
mueli
ran
he
done
stales
V.
(j.
.
.
r
.
..
.
i
i
iniiiiii
oi
Vancouver,
prcsiucui
oi
me
company,
'wlio
is
mi
the
cil-
today
aflcr
paying
Ins
first
visit
In
die
mine.
Mr.
Hlear-iiio
ji
roiucK
hack
highly
delighted
wilh
all
he
saw
and
is
couTI-
!rnl
dial
die
lullapm
is
Ihe
making
or
a
big
profitable
mine.
-
i
iii'i'i'
;i
it'
i
ii
LT
i
ii
ii
1
1
f
'
in
1
1
1
i
i:i
1
1
11111
i
ti
it
1
1
it
1
1?
ii
tmii
nil'
-
-
iM'nih
grade,
wil
wilh
HUGH
DAVIDSON
MAY
RESIGN
AS
COMMISSIONER
Nil
liquor
Policy
Said
to
be
In
jurious
to
Government,
Says
Woodward'
-
YA.VCUt
VKIt,
May
28.
lir
;!:
limy
resign
Ins
Illicit
posi-
I
'-:
as
,mior
controller,
accord
n
j-
by
i
Vai:
May
I:
V.
::-
s
t
ftUlciuenl
issued
today
:ai
ir
Woodward,
M.L.A.
of
j'l'.
which
stales
Ilia)
on
I
us
a
member
of
a
depu-I
Liberal
tiieinjiers
from
vi'!
he
fail
itl
to
impress
l).iii-on
thai
his
lhjuor
lt
.i
'v
was
n
"serious
weakness
I'
:ii'
Liberal
Party.".
Tin
fuminissioiier,
however,
'at
-i
thai
iT
lie
(bought
die
ujuiji
policy
injurious
lo
No
'"'U'lMiiietw
he
would
resign.
BIG
WINNINGS
ON
DERBY
RACE
Liverpool
Clerk
and
London
Widow
are
Made
Wealthy
Manna's
Owner
Makes
Clean-up
LONDON,
May
28.
-
.lames
La'!,w
.
a
.Liverpool
..
shipping
e'eiK,
held
Hio
winning
liekel
in
'lie
talent
la
.sweepstakes
on
tlm
I'l'fhy
ycslerday.
He
sohra
half
liileri'si
I,,
R.
lickel
for
l.oi)()
"il
eolloeled
!Siyo,000
on.'
the
re-"ajiiing
,air.
II
I'
Morris,
owner
of
Manna
Mu-
hcrhy
winner,
in
addition
I"
thle
stakes!,
seciired
alf
inleresl
in
he
London
Stork
Kxiliangu
sweepstake
Tor
H,0(i(
Unl
iollicliil
annroxiuialely
1
00,000.
Mis
Anna
Hlliotl,
a
widow
''el-kin
in
a
deparliuenlal
slore,
Won
second
pri.e
in
the
llallie
l-xcliuiige
sweepslake
valued
al
"U.OOU,
Shu
had,
however,
lil'osed
of
a
half
inleresl
in
the
ickel
SMELTER
ON
COAST
IS
SUGGESTED
BY
VANCOUVER
PAPER
,
YANUOUVKIl.
May
28,
The
U"
today
stales
that
(he
ostah-""liiiienl
of
a
smeller
on
lloi
fousl
m.r
Vaneoiiver
hy
the
"""olldaled
Mining
and
Smell-Company
of
Trail
lo
eoinpele
with
u.
army
of
ore
purchaser
'I'oin
iht,
Kuropean
smellers
is
'elng
discussed
as
av
prohaldlily
'y
imiiutg
men
of
the
eily.
strong
showings
of
zinc
jn
some
pails.
The
Tallapiu
has
lee;
thoroughly
lesled
in
recenl
year
ami
il
is
Hie
iiileuliou
of
III
operating
company
lo
pill
il
on
the
shipping
lis)
al
as
early
a
Jale
as
possible.
This
would
involve
I
he
eroe.lioii
of
bunker-and
a
concentrator
iiolh
ofwlnc'i
may
be
pill
in
within
the
iiex'
year.
An
uivrruslu-r
is
alrejoly
in
Ihc
station
,
at
IturiisLukt'
liut
mr
.awotiifr
-
wf
-lheNrntirtifT-t
Ihe
road,
.it
lia'
bevn
impossible
lo
lake
il
in.
The
Tallapiu
Co
has
already
spenl
a
gnal
deal
on
tins
road,
Having
inaciiraii
mill
it.
and
the
government
will
now
lie
approacueii
lo
pin
il
in
joi.d
slinpe
as
il
will
ie
of
general
advantage
lovlhe
llabiio
iislrirl.
The
Silver
Island
mini
Is
another
properly
nearby
thai
is
showing
much
promise.
there
is
a
potential
water
power
possiiniiiy
m
nie
laiiapm
lliver
and
the
Tallapiu
Lo.
may
develop
il
in
the
ultimate
future
l
present
there
aro
five
men
engaged
on
Ihe
properly
doing
development
work.
This
has
been
Mr.
Sleannan
first
trip
north
but
he
hopes
ii
will
not
be
his
last
by
any
means.
Apart
from
Ihe
original
purpose
of
inspecting
Ihe
mine,
he
enjoyed
the
outing
greatly
even
I
lie
;a
nine
iranip
iu
unu
from
Ihe
mine
to
Hums
Lake
the
latter
made
with
a
125
pound
pack
on
his
back
consibiing
moslly
oT'ore
samples.
Mr.
Slearman
is
a
prominent
Vancouver
(hardware
mercJninl
ami
is
a
member
of
Iho
Kiwauis
Club
or
thai
city..
A.
Wood,
the
engineer
in
charge
of
Ihe
mine,
is
here
with
him
and
I
hey
will
hidh
proceed
south
on
Ihe
I'rinee
(ieorye
louishl.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Eight
Boats
Sold
96,700
Pounds
at
halibut
Exchange
This
Morning
Halibut
arrivals
this
muni'
in-
totalled
U0,7IXI
pounds
(hrre
American
boats
markeliu!
(10,000
poumls
ami
inc.
mom
.liaiis,
:iO,700
pounds.
Arrivals
and
sales
were,
as
follows:
Amorican-
M
(hired
II.,
10.000
lbs.,
at
8
He
and
lc.
and
lloald
Amundsen,
U,IHI0
ll's.,
at
8.7c
and
lc,
lo
the
Canadian
Fish
it
Cold
Storage
Co.
Oouali,
7.000
lbs;,
at
'J.Hc
and
lc,
lo
the
Hoolh
Fisheries
Co.
Canadian
.lohaiiua,
11,000
lbs.,
at.
.5o
and
5c,
to
Ihe
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage,
Co.
W.T.,
7.500
lbs.,
al
0.9c
and
w.
"
mill
S..
1.500
lb.,
alTO.Oo
and
5c:
'and
0.7c
and
5c,
cries.
2,200
lbs.,
al
lo
Iho
Atlin
Fish-
win
Washington
huskies
litinl
ujt
Tor
a
praeli
spin,
llouipierois
of
California
"L
,"
llieso
stalwart
oarsmen
are
now
preparing
lo
!
nd
llieir
t'.S.
iinlional
honors.
Elevator
Contract
is
let
to
Carter-Hall-Aldinger
Company
Minister
Announces
at
Ottawa
GEOLOGISTS
GOING
NORTH
Study
Formation
In
Deaso
Lake
and
Taku
River
Districts
VANCni'VKIt.
May
28
For
the
.feological"
survey
of
Canada
W.
A.
.lohnslon
and
lr.
1".
A.
Ken
have
been
assigned
by
Ihe
Federal
(toseriinienl
(o
compile
exact
information
on
Ihe
ease
Lake
district.
Holh
geoloaisls
left
last
night
on
the
steamer
Princess
Mary
in
company
wilh
AV.
Iv
Cockfield
who
is
re
entering
Ihe
Yukon
to
continue
i
research
which
has
extended
ivur-13
iirs.
Kerr
will
devoir-
allenliou
lo
Ihe
,
bedrock
rormalion
,of
the
Dense
Lake
country
While
.lohn-stoii)
will-study
the
placer
deposits
e.i
lusivelyv
(SLickficbl
will
lake
u
parly
of
youths
(rained
Hi
geology
al
Ihe
University
J
II.C.
IhroMgh
Ihe
area
in
the
northwest
corner
of
IU!.
where
few
while
men
and
no
geologists
have
been
in
I
lie
Taku
lliver
country.
IN
EXPLOSION
E
1(1
ht
Dodies
Recovered
From
Carolina
Mine
Thrco
Score
Moro
Mon
Foared
Doad
COAL
OLF.N,
North
Carolina,
May
2.8.-
With
eight
bodies
re
covered
from
the
wrecked
mine
of
the
Carolina
Coal
Co..
al
noon
today.
Micro
were
approximately
three
score
miners
still
Irappei
one
Jhousand
feet
below
Iho
ground
as
a
resull
of
the
pas
explosion
yesterday.
Lillle
hope
is
held
out
(hut
any
of
them
will
le
recovered
alive.
Tomorrow,
May
20
is
Ihe.
Jew
ish
"Feast
of
Weeks"
coinincm
oraMug
Ihe
giving
of
Ihe
ten
(umihiandmcnls
to
Ihe
people
of
IsraelMMi
Mount
Sinai.
The
res
llvai
begins'
al
siiusel
louighl
and
'lasts
until
unset
tomorrow
Ancfenl
practice
was
lo
keep
II
for
two
days.
OTTAWA,
May
28.
The
Carter-Halls-Aldlnger
Company
of
Winnipeg
have
been
awarded
the
contract
for
the
construction
of
the
main
part
of
the
Prince
Rupert
elevator,
it
was
announced
this
morning
by
Hon.
T.
A.
Lowe,
minister
of
Trade
-and
Commerce.
The
price
to
be
paid
for
the
work
is
5876,729.
The
foundations
of
the
elevator
already
have
been
built
and
it
is
understood
the
work
will
be
commenced
at
once
and
will
be
completed
in
time
for
use
next
autumn,
when
the
grain
is
ready
to
go
out
by
the
western
route.
Early
shipments
of
grain
mostly
go
by
.the
eastern
route.
HOP-OFFSET
'TOM
O'BRIEN
FOR
FRIDAY
Archibald
Little
and
His
Assoc
iates
Hooe
to
Have
Lunch
In
Wrangell
Tomorrow
Weather
conditions
today
be-j
PASSES
AWAY
Was
Well
Known
and
Picture
sque
Local
Figure
Resided
In
City
Many
Years
JttlO
lt
II
li
II
Itllttltl'kl
I
ma
.
Not
Murder
but
Act
of
Insanity
Was
Killing
of
Child
at
Nanaimo
by
Victim
of
Religious
Frenzy
NANAlMU,
May
28
Leslie
Dickie,
(55
years
or
age,
tharged
wilh
Hie
murder
ut
his
two
year
old
graiulsuu
under
cimiui
stances
ut
extraordinary
religioiisfreiizy
was
Jale
yesterday
found
"noi
guilly"
lty
u
jury
u(
the
assize
Vourl.
The
jury
was
out
o5
minute.1:.
tJotinsel
lor
accused
did
mil
nk
fur
his
discharge
and
later
in
Ihc
evening
Dickie
was
examined
by
two
doctors,
who
adjudged
him
insane.
Magistrate
Heaver
Putts
signed
the
warrant
comiiiiMiiig
Dickie
lo
the
asylum,
lo
which
-
-r
place
he
was
taken
this
STEAMER
CATALA
inorii-
ing.
As
soon
as
the
jury
was
discharged
(hey
hurried
lo
the
crown
attorney
and
said
dial
whal
Ihey
meant
was
that
Dickie
was
put
guilty
because
of
in-
sauily.
Dickie
and
his
wife
testified
al
Mie
(rial
that
his
condition
of
rrtgioiis
frenzy
was
induced
by
his
conversion
through
an
evangelistic
mission
of
so
called
divine
healing."
LEAVES
SCOTLAND
New
Union
Boat
for
Prince
Ru-
f
pert'
and
Cannery
Service
-
Is
Now
on
Way
to
this
Coast
The
I'uion
Steamship
Co.'s
new
eoaslal
steamer
Calala.
built
iu
Hie
Old
Couulry
for
die
run
between
Vancouver
and
Prince
lluperl
and
cannery
points
left
the
Clyde
lliver
yeslerday
bound
fo'
Ibis
coast.
Capl.
.1.
A.
Fiudlay,
master
of
the
Cainosun,
is
bringing
the
new
boat
out
and
il
is
staled
thai
.
Capl.
Andy
Johnstone,
now
of
Ihe
Venture,,
will
lake
command
or
her
when
she
cnlcrs
service
after
arriving
in
Vancouver
iu
July.
The
new
ves
sel
is
similar
lo
die
Cardcua
but
a
few
reel
shorter.
-
PRINCESS
VICTORIA
CHARTERED
FOR
RACES
Victoria
Reoatta
mtcrcsts
Arrange
for
Big
Vessel
to
Follow
Events
YICTOltIA.
May
28.
-Tim
C.
I
II.
steamer
Princess
Victoria
has
1
ecu
ciiaricteii
oy
ine
uegaiia
managers
for
tiie
period
.mij
to
5,
in
order
to
provide
a
means
by
which
die
visitors
may
watch
the
big
regatta
to
be
held
here
luring
those
days.
She
will
make
her
'headquarters
at
Cadboro
Hay.
The
regalia
is
expected
to
b"
the
biggcsl
ever
held
in
Victoria.
STOCK
MARKET
Did.
Asked
(iranby
11.00
Indian
.08
.00
Sllvercrcsl
.15
.18
Duuwell
3.10
t.20
Premier
2.H0
2.10
L.
A
I..
25
Vi
.20
V;
Hayview
.10
.11
Vi
Surr
Inlet
05
.05
Daly-Alaska
22
.28
Howe
Sound
15.00
Selkirk
05
.05
Vi
I
Terminus
50
.70
BASEBALL
National
Leaguo
New
York
il,
Huston
5.
Chicago
3,
Pillsburg
13.
SI.
Louis
2.
Cincinnati
i.
American
League
Hoslon
.'I,
New
York
I.
'
Washington
10,
Philinlelpliia
2
Detroit
0,
Chicago
10.
'Cleveland
I,
SI.
Louis-
2.
AMUNDSEN
IS
STILLSILENT
No
Word
from
Polar
Aerial
Expedition
May
be
Waiting
at
Point
Sarrow
LOCAL
VIEW
NOME,
May
28.
The
ice
which
which
has
locked
Kolzcbutf
Sound,''
200
miles
north
of
Nome.
is
now
goius
oul.
'ovord
lias
yel
been
received
Trum
the
Ainundsen-r.llsworlh
polar
ox
pedilion
waltKfr!
i
ShouldUiey
choose
lo
paijl-.na
rrtny
or
'
Wh
in-
wright
for
a
trading
vessel
to
bring
diem
out
soino
weeks
will
elapse
before
news
of
their
ar
rival
will
be
received.
Col.
J.
Scoll
Williams,
pilot
of
die
Vickcrs
Vikint;
airilaue
which
is
'here
on
its
way
lr
'lite
Cassiar
gold
fields,
is
of
the
opinion
that
Ihe
polar
expedition
may
have
landed
safely
at
the
,orlh
Poles
and
may
be
going
on
wilh
ex-.
plural
ion
work
Wiere.
He
is
cona
fiilenl
thai
Amundsen's'
know--
ledge
of
die
region
will
ensuroj
hn
and
his
party
ultimately
get-x
ling
oul
safely
providing
MiclrJ
lindanes
did
not
come
lo
gricfa
and
the
explorers
were
not
Ihusjj
killed
or
injured.
HABEAS
CORPUS
FOR
WONG
SING
Application
to
be
Made
In
Supreme
Court
Next
Week
to
i
Free
Prisoner
VANCOL
VKH,
May
28.
J.
II,
Senkler,
K.C.,
counsel
for
Wong
Sing,
charged
with
the
murder
of
Janet
Smith,
today
announced
that
an
application
would
be.'
made
for
a
writ
of
habeas
fortius
for
the
Chinese
liouseboy's
discharge
from
Okala
on.
the
grounds
dial
there
was
no'
evidence
against
accused
to
war
rant
his
committal
for
trial
m-iroduccd
at
the
preliminary
hearing.
It
is
expected
that
the
application
will
lie
brought
on
iu
the
Supreme
Court
next
week.
MAJOR
GENERAL
MORRISON
DIES
OTTAWA,
May
28.
Major-Oeueral
Sir
Kdwanl
-Morrison,
K.C.,
former
edilor
of
the
Ottawa
Citizen
ami
prominent,
in
die
South
African
war
and
also
iu
the
Oreal
War,
died
this
morning
aged
08.
He
was
commander
of
the
Canadian
artillery
during
the
Somme
actions
iu
tOlo
and
during
the
.Victorious
forward
drive
on
i;u
..western
front.
During
Hie
lalcr
days
of
the
war
Sir
Cdwan.
military
skill
liecaine
widely
known.
.i