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BOSTON
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25
ahcl
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
Ambulance
5J
Hour
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Service
'3
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
Anywhero
at
Anytime.
parties.
Ittnd
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
For
rates,
.apply
to
lloslon
and
6th
SL
PRINCE
RUPERT
Grill,
third
Ave.
MATT
VIOEOK.
Prop.
Phone
487.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VOl,
XV.,
NO.
131,
P1UNCE
HUPEIIT.
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TUESDAY,
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0,
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eiil's
Min
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Policy
in
parliament.
Hespatehos.
descriJa
the
Hir-
iiiin
h'itsojil.
or
flic
prolectornle
a
having
lieivoiue
considcralil''
inoie
active
In
Ihe
last
18
hour.-.
ror
salary
for
the
month
of
Juno
lo
the
eiuineer
be
adopted.
This
was
seconded
by
Aid.
"erry.
Bad
Precedent
Mayor
Nelwou
then
expressd
(I
he
belief
that
it
would
le
a
mis
.i
Inion,
.taid
he
fell
it
''w,M5jia4l.
,i
set
such
a
precedent.
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in
aiuay
war
situation
Ground
to
Answer
Opponents
In
Parliament
on
the
lias's
of
.JO
days'
notice
and
he
hud
resigned
witlioul
Kivlus
(he
loiincil
that
imlice.
l'urtlier
ihe
had
been
laid
up
for
some
weeks
previous
to
Ibis
and
no-
b,dy
had
made
the
suggestion
Dial
be
bo
deilucleii
salary
on
tins
account,
lie
himseir
did
not
ask
for
a
mouth's
.salary,
lie
Ihoiihl
il
would
he
wrong
to
no
it
aenerous
with
Ihe
people
h
money
at
a
time
wlien
Ihe
strictest
economy
was
necessary.
Aid.
Casey
agreed
with
the
view
aken
by
Mayor
.ewiou.
uie
en
gineers
icsiifuawun
pun
vuiii.
like
a
boll
fi'Hii
we
nine
am
ni.il..
in.
lielieved
that
the
resob
nl
ions
following
had
proviuei.
for
him
being
paid
his
salary
ioi
the
mouth
of
June,
these
resolii
lions
bad
been
put
through
so
...ii.i.Mv
dint
Ihere
had
been
hard-
iv
linie
lo
think.
The
idea
had
not
appealed
to
him
ai
me
iiiuo
but.,
in
view
of
Hie
fact
that
he
i.
mi
hml
nrevious1
uiuieuii
win.
ii
m
ineer.
be
did
not
feel
in-
..
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..ii..
oppose
we
uioiun
.
-
,
-
.
,
.Imv
and
hen
He
accuseo
i.u
.
.
.
.....i,.,..,
inwards
Mr.
Pearson,
lie
I
ill
iwt
-
"
now
thought,
however,
mai
no
council
was
juslifieil
in
recoii-
-1.1..H11L'
Hie
matter,
no
inoiigi
....I
n...
.t-Tiii
conn
lie
nil
io
in.
ii
i.i"
-
-
better
use,
sucii
"
"i
i.-uiiiu-i.uii
Hill,
hlavaruunds.
if
we
city
mo
ii
in
snare.
He
Wougiu
mai
mi
I...H....UI.
wlllioiil
this
.9250,
hail
i
r.illv
settled'
with
by
Ihe
city.
Holiday
on
Business
In
Hie
course
of
discussion
ll,,.!
followed.
Aid.
Casey
said
11(0
engineer
lasl
year
had
had
what
imiolieally
amounted
lo
a
boll
.lav
when
he
had
been
.sent
b
oiitiuued
on
page
six)
May.
TJie
amount
for
May
was
O.H'J
J.
1
1
1
in
addition
li
ii:ml
-ties
of
piles,
poles
and
lies.
The
detail
follows:
Douplas
Kir
5.D3I
Ited
.
Cellar
I,tij.ri5
Coast
.pi'uee
2,2t3,ir-'!
Hemlock
1,5a
S,
Balsam
'
l.lO-'.D.jfl
Cypress
323
Interior
Spruce
orSMHS
Cottonwood
I.H-'O
Poles
(lineal
feel)
223,0'jr.
Sprui-e
Piles
3.H7-'
Hemlock
Piles
I8.3H)
Cedar
Piles
1o'0,8Ij
Hemlock
lies
'.
2.3
18
Pine
Ties
8'J,y7
I'UlpVooil
'cords
IO.'
ELEVATOR
PROGRESS
Substructure
Will
be
Finished
by
End
of
Month
Superstructure
Starts
Soon
By
the
end
of
this
month
tho
Northern
Construction
Co.
will
have
completed
Its
contract
for
the
foundation
and
wharf
of
the
terminal
grain
elevator
being
built
here
by
the
Department
of
Trade
and
Commerce.
Before
that
time,
however,
the
Carter-Halls-Aldin-ger
Co.
of
Winnipeg'
wllUhave
started
work
on
the
superstructure.
The
latter
company's
equipment
Is
due
hero
this
week
from
Edmonton
and
offioials
who
will
be
In
charge
of
the
work
have
arrived
In
the
city
Including
the
superintendent,
D.
M.
Shearer,
and
purchasing
agent,
C.
H.
Bii-
jetl.
When
the
actual
work
of
pouring
concrete
for
the
elevator
walls
commences,
several
hundred
men
will
be
em
ployed
and
the
work
will
bo
carried
on
day
and
night.
RELIEF
TO
HOME
BANK
IS
PASSED
Bill
Now
Before
House
Following
Resolution
Adontcd
by
Large
Majority
OTTAWA,
Hine
U.
Hy
n
vol.'
of
lOO
tu
20
the
House
of
Com
mons
last
night
adopted
n
resol
ution
providing
5,l50.noo
for
Ihe
roller
of
the
Home
Hank
de
positors
and
subseipiently
gavi
first
reading
to
a
hill
lo
give
er
ect
lo
Ihe
resolution.
Many
Disappointed
in
Dense
.Special
lo
Daily
News,
im
m.
m.
m
m
m
m
m.,
mm
mm
imi
m
m
m
ma
mm
mm
m
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over
Salary
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to
City
Engineer
Pearson
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liflin?
the
uiiuiile.'i
and
thai
no
I.iiii-ii
ri'suiiii
ion
nun
iiri'ii
pui
or
;pasM-d.
Had
il
been,
lie
for
ontt
would
liae
oppo-ed
il.
Ills
re-icolleelion
was
dial
Hie
only
re-
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in
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nil
nil'
iiiuiu!-
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been
one
accepting
the
en-j
jtincer"."
resijtnalion.
Aid.
(Slepliens-was
iiiiiiiedlalely
,
U)U
his
feel
lo
explain
that
the
(resolution
MrreidnirT
-"(lie
n
'
luineer's
resunalion
hud
iieeii
lpased
on
inolion
of
Aid.
Perry
iseeoitiled
by
himself.
men
a
Ml
TOIliA,
June
'J.
The
ov-1
second
resolution,
iuoed
by
him-
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liv
Aid.
I'erry.
that
the
en-
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ivn
I
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:n.
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by
furtlier
loans,
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LUMBER
SCALE
IS
MOUNTING
Almost
Twenty
Million
Feet
j
Miasurcd
by
Local
Forostry
Department
this
Year
Almost
twenty
million
feet
of
.Hi
'lumber
was
scaled
by
thelocal
for-
U
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III
.
m
f
minutes
show
it
was;
defies
majority
of
Council
It
looked
fur
a
while
at
last
night's
council
meeting
us
if
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difficulty
i-uinu
up
in
runiu'cliou
willi
the
adoi(ioii
of
ln
minute
uf
l;i-t
vcek'
met;
t
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saiil
that
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Hemg
intdlier
lo
rii(i
iuseiigirs
wi
ek!
on
u
Ureal
Like
ship
i
Tweed.
Sin-
hosles;
no
easy
toll,
Ut'fi.n-i
-
.Mis.
auui-r
i(.
says
the
job,
really
that
of
a
social
calls
v
II
for
Hie
ahililies
ol
a
trained
diplomat.
Fishing
arty
Thrown
from
Car
andMembtrs
Badly
Bruised
Auld
Turns
Turtle
on
Hillside
SMITH
KUS,
June
0.
An
automobile
accident
somewhat
similar
lu
one
dial
.occurred
lasl
inontli.
happened
Sunday
afei
noon
about
Ivvu
p.m.
when
lite
Overland
lledbird,
invned
by
Neil
Mclnloslr,
left
Ihe
road
on
a
hill
about
seven
miles
east
of
liuiis-lon,
turned
a
somersault
down
a
sleep
einbankin.eiil,
but,
as
in
the
former
accident,
Hie
occupanls
miraculously
escaped
death
or
vety
serious
injuries.
Sam
Ely
and
Neil
Mcintosh
who
were
condiiclioii
a
fistiing
party,
left
lowu
early
Sunday
morning
Tor
a
day's
sport
at
Summit
Lake.
After
several
hours
nt
Ihe
lake
they
decided
lo
go
to
Pernw.
i
-
-
-
-
At
a
noint
about
19
miles
from
Sinitbers
they
came
to
a
sharp
pilch
in
Hie
road
right
at'.
the
lop
or
which
was
a
very
I
sharp
turn.
Eby's
car
wast
ahead
and
got
sardy
past.
Mc-
Iniosh
made
the
turn
but
lh
hind
wheels
or
the
car
skidded!
on
Hie
grass,
at
the,
side
of
lhe
road
and
when
the
weight,
came,)
on
Ihe
edge
of
Ihe
Jiank
thei
ground
igavu
way
and
Ihe
car
wenl
over,
turning'''
once
and
lodging
in
a
chuiip
or
trees
on
the
hillside,
which
was
very
steep
at
this
point.
(inly
Tor
the
trees
Ihe
car
would
have
rolled
over
100
feet.
L.
As
il
was
il
took
a
leap
of
30
feel,
breaking
a
numibijr
of
trees
in
lis
path.
Occupanls
Hurled
Out
The
impact
or
the-Tall
hurled
the
occupants
out
all
badly
bruised
and
shaken
up.
Douglas
Mcintosh,
a
brother.
or
Neil,
was
pinned
under
Hie
car
but
the
others
were
able
lo
release
him
in
a
lew
nionienis.
no
uao
ins
ankle
badly
sprained.
Neil
had
his
lf
l
shoulder
badly
wrenched
and
also
'
numerous
cuts
about
the
head
from
broken
glass.
Al.
Kinnerly
and
Clirr
Warner,,
who
also
were
in
Hie
car',
were
each
nnl
iriueil
nn
naffe
iv
Lake
Hunt
for
Gold
and
are
Coming
Out
but
Others
Go
On
SEATTLE..
June
l).
A
lost-InleiliKencer
despatch
from
Telegraph
Creek
stales
that
the
stampede
lu
Cassiar
is
Ihe
old
jIiii-v
uf
din
I.
Ill'
Hi
Hi'i.si.eeliies
are
iroililf
ill.
UlltllTeclcd
1Y
the
""I
J
'
I'IW1H
,
.......
w
,
.slurius
uT
Ihuso
coining
out.
ThoVe
is
a
fund
shortage
and
no
.
'.I'-.i
i
ii
.1:
pa
nut
UAcepi
ine
1111111111
nisruviTi
j
.
A,
corre.siiondeiit
reporls
freight
anil
passengers
moving
rapjdl
on
Dease
Lake
trail,
tractors
being
used'
successfully,
MuiuVro
hurrying
into
Dease
Lake
and
beyond.
Aihumlreil
mile.-
frunuTiUograpli
Creek
people
arc
buying
the
outfits'-uf
those
who
have
given
up
the
search
and
Itirneu
homeward.
HEAT
WAVE
BREAKS
IN
EASTERN
CANADA
TEMPERATURE
IS
76
OTTAWA,
June
0.
,
break
in
Hie
heat
wave,
which
has
held
Ottawa
in
its
grip
for
the
lasl
Week,
occurred
today
with
a
cloudy
sky
and
the
lom-perature
down
lo
70.
Yesterday
the
thermometer;
stood
al
01,
Hie
highest
in
Canada.
One
death
occurred
from
heal
STRIKERS
TO
MEET
'
FOUR
POWER
TREATY
SOON
Britain
and
Franco
In
Complete
Accord
and
Decision
of
Germany
Awaited
GENEVA,
Juno
9
Britain
and
France
have
reached
a
complete
accord
in
regard
to
European
socurlty
and
If
Germany,
to
whom
tho
accord
wll
soon
bo
sent
agrees
to
the
conditions
a
four
powor
pact
Including
Britain
France,
Bel-glum
and
Germany
will
come
into
bolng,
based
on
the
In
violability
of
the
Rhine
frontiers
as
delimltod
by
the
Ver
sailles
Treaty.
-
-.a
AT
NANAIMO
TODAY
NAN
A
I
MO,
Juno
0.
-A
mass
meeting
of
striking
miners
wl
be
held
this
afternoon
when
fresh
proposals
for
a
settlement
will
jke.ly
be
disnuvd.
Assize
Court
Opened
with
Four
Criminal
Cases;
Four
Divorces
Hon.
A.
M.
Manson
is
prosecuting;
Jury
list
includes
men
from
all
classes
ot
citizens
With
four
criminal
casts
lu
be
dealt
with
and
four
divorce
applications
lu
be
heard,
Ihe
spring
sessiun
uf
the
Supreme
Cuurt
assizes
upened
at
12
u
clock
Ibis
niuriiing
belure
,
Jus
tice
W.
A.
Macdonald.
il
is
hoped
that
Ihe
session
will
be
con
cluded,
by
Friday
although
much
depends
on
Hie
progress
uf
the
first
cast
the
charge
ut
manslaughter
against
an
Indian
named
Neganie
from
Hie
(Jaribuu
district.
There
are
a
number
uf
In
dian
witnesses
and
there
will
hue
lo
be
some
double
iulerpre-
laliun.
However,
the
fact
that
the
accused1
has
some
knowledge
of
l-.nglisli
may
facilitate
mat-,
r-
lets
in
this
respect
Neganie
is
a.
Montgomery,
Emily
Morris,
charged
with
killing
another
In-1
j.
Nuylor,
A-
'IV
Parkin,
K.
A.
dian
named
Johnson
Louie,
near;
HocmI,
O.
AV.
Iludderhain,
p.
J.
Chizacut,
Cariboo
district,
in
a
yan,
P.
Sillier,
D.
Scberk,
W.
II.
drunken
-brawl.
Johnson
Louie
Sherman.
;J.
A.
Smith,
ll.
Sleen,
received,
it
is
alleged,
u
blow
i-
v.
Wesch
and
S.
Wood.
I'roiii
Ni
detrtli.''
janie
whic.li
caused
his!
E.
r.
Jones
has
the
de-
feiiCiA.
The
case
was
given
to
tho
Orainf-Jury
fop
ii
Mil
TTiIs
morning.
The
-second
criminal
ease
on
tin)
docket
will
be
the
charge
againsl
W.
Pollard,
Delia
Coola
wounding
with
intent
Douglas
also
of
Port
Lssington.j
Doth
me
unlives.
Milton
Gonzales
has
Die
deronce.
All
the
cases
with
the
exception
oT
the
last
will
be
prosecuted
by
lion.
A.
M.
Manson,
attorney
general.
Four
Divorce
Cases
There
are
lour
divorce
applications
before
the
court.
They
are:
Frank
Hiddlecoinbo
vs.
Eliza
beth
Flora
Stephens
lliddlecoinb,
Milton
Gonzales
for
the
peti
tioner.
Henry
Collinson
vs.
Maria
olliuson,
Frank
Jones
co-ro-
oonilenl:
W.,0.
Fulton
for
the
petitioner.
Decrees
absolute
are
being
up-
lied
for
in
Hie
ca'ses
of
Stephen
Morrison
vs.
Lilly
Morrison
and
Point
Matilda
Lnidsetli
vs.
John
.iiidsetli,
decrees
nisi
having
been
granted
al
the
lasl
assizes.
alniure
it
Fulton
appear
Tor
the
petitioners
in
both
eases.'
I
here
are
110
civil
actions
other
limn
divorces.
Jurors
have
been
-called
as
lollows:
Grand
Jury
Donald
Hrown.
-George
Allison
Itryaut.
John
Hulger,
James
An
drew
Curtis,
A.
U.
Love.
J.
C.
Mc
Lennan.
James
McNully,
Edward
II.
Mortimer,
Harry
IL.
Ilochcslcr
M.
M.
Stephens,
George
D.
tile
W.
G.
Wal
ford
and
W.
W
Wrathall.
Petit
Jury
J.
T.
Uallinger,
ll.
E.
Henson
Joseph
Hrown,
It.
G.
Cunning
ham.
E.
.Davidson.
W.
11.
Derry
J.
Edwin
Dyer.
C.
V.
Evltt.
J.
W
Exley.
F.
C.
Gilhuly,
J.
J.
Gillls
H.
F.
Glassey.
W.
-Oration,
Harris.
J.
llnnler.
fl.A.
Kolsey
Stove
King.
0.
J.
Limhiuist.
Lonnwlll.
M.
McArthnr.
II.
Mc
Eachern.
M.
M.
MacLaclilan,
W
OLIVER
AFTER
Indian,
of
manslaughter
in
con-
Criticizes
Action
uccliou
with
the
death
or
John
Clellan.l.
white,
as
a
result
oV,
an
automobile
accident.
The
third
case
lo
come
up.
will
be
the
manslaughter
charge
against
Claude
V.
Symes
of
this
city
in
connection
with
the
death
Of
little
Norma
Monro
whom
ho
struck
with
his
automobile
on
Fifth
Avenue
East.
L.
W.
Pat-
Inore
is
defending
BETTER
RATES
of
Dominion
Government
and
Doubts
Value
of
Railway
Order
VICTOHIA,
June;
U.-President
Oliver
in
a
statement
Vcrilicized
Hie
Dominion
Government's
order
tu
the
railway
.'btmi'd
to-
revise
the
rreighl
rales
and
lakes
ti.o
ground
wui
ine,
onier
noes
.The
rourth
and
last
case
willjnot
necessarily
remove
the
pro
be
thai
or
Arthur
Stewart
or
Port
sent
discriminatory
rules
against
Essinglon
who
is
charged
witli
Hritish
Columbia
ahd
thai
such
,lox.uistruciioiis
as
were
given
io
uio
board
are
beyond
'the.
.powers
of
(he
Governor
in
Council,
DUNWELLSALE
IS
EXPECTED
Shares
Drop
But
Elliott
Holds
Out
Hope
of
Consummation
of
Deal
VIGTOItIA,
June
uKollovvim;t
a
drop
in
the
quotations
of
Dun-well
shares
on
exchange
yosler-
day,
II.
T.
Elliott,
K.C;,
Who
is
in
barge
of
negotiation
ror
the
ale
or
the
milieu
staled
thai
119
I
there
was
nojnows
from
iNcw
York
or
the
suec.vssfiit
culnilna-
U011
or
Ihe
deal
lmt
lie
hopes
r
thai
the
purchase
ofVjhe'
mine
will
result
in
S,OOf),000
being
ivatliible
Tor
distribution
ainbng
he
shaioliolders.
BODIES
OF
MINERS
KENTUCKY
RECOVERED
,
V-
Sl'l
lUOS.
Ky.,
June
0.
-
The
bodies
ol
1
1
miners,
vieliiu.s
of
Ihe
explosion
in
the
.West
Ken-
lucky
Cjial
Conipaiiyismliio
yes-lerday,
were
found
today.
Three
ilher
liodios
were
recovered
lust
night.
STRIKING
MINERS
AT
NANAIMODISMISSED
VICTOHIA,
Juno
U.-iMon
who
voled
(o
strike
at
tin;
.
Nanainio
mines
are
being
ilisuilssid
by
the
Western
Fuel
Corporation.'
Notices
to
Hits
effect
11
posted
.at
the
mines.
,