25
TAXI
and
mil
B
OSTON
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
A.
'
a
wilb
newly
laid
dancing
Service
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
dances,
banquets
and
wed.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
v
ding:
parties.
and
6th
St
PRINCE
RUPERT
;,
For
rals,
apply
In
Boston
WATT
VI
DECK,
Prop.
Grill.
Third
Ave,
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
4S7.
'"'i-s
VOL
XV.,
NO,
138.
V..
-
III,,
I.
PRINCE
HLT'EHT,
U.tL,
SAT).
RRAY,
Jl'NE
13,
1L'5.
Vuttrdar't
ClreuUkton
1S6S
Slrtit
4a
,
PRICE
FIVK
CKNm
COAL
STRIKE
DISORDERS
IN
NOVA
SfOTIA
MCE
RUPERT
ELEVATOR
UKM
ME
IIHDER
CRAM
BOARD
OF
CANADA
Stotes
Robbed
and
Men
Beaten
in
of
Nova
more
Iroons
hemp
sent
r
-"o
Ontario
H
ALIFAX,
N.S..
June
J
.'J.
A
second
detachment
of
pro-niriul
police
numbering
r0
lefl
hen-
last
night
for
(lie
strike
cr::i.
It
is
under!)
loud
tliu(
further
troop
will
he
brought
from
Ontario
points.
'
.
slVliVI.'.Y
V
V!
I,,,,..
(
I'l...
.1..J.,
fonv
in,
imi
Uirporulion
ui
Uiieiiuinu
was
nunied
early
(his
morning
and
a
number
of
mine
official
at
Water
ford
were
hadly
beuleu
last
ingld
according
lo
luteal
reports
from
the
Nova
Scutia
eoal
STORMS
DAMAGE
NORTHERN
IOWA
0n
Killed
and
Many
Injured
With
Much
Property
Damage
VIS
MOlNliS.
June
13.
One
yiiiau
drowned
and
a
dozen
pr
-
in
were
injdred
and
large
nu
of
crops
ruined
as
u
reull
..r
..
..r
.1
j
i..
......Ill
vi
a
-nil
ill
ntuilivs
ill
iiuiiii-
r
i
Iowa
fhursdrty
night.
It
is
'V
mated
that
property
damage;
,
.
1
.
'
1
.
.
.
.
.
.
I
1.
.
.
r
1
1
.......
i
am;
u;.'.i
iu
nunureii
ui
imuus-Jiitls
tf
dollars.
The
greatest
tlainaae
was
caused
at
Alexander
ii
1
-ankliii
county.
Ihe
only
low
!
known
!o
have
been
swept
w
'tie
wind
tprms
Many
farms
destroyed
ill
other
ecatler-J
iDcalrtle.
HEAVY
RAINS
IN
MANITOBA
Flood
Causes
Damage
to
Farms
When
Rivers
Overflow
Banks
WINNIPEG,
June
13.
Heavy
'a
i
ii
during
the
nihl
it
is
feared
will
increase
flood
dangers
in
tliat
part
id
Muliiloha
which
has
liceii
threatened
for
two
days.
"1'lie
whole
township
of
Medika
is
inundated
causing
500
persons
'o
ncal,e
their
homes
when
the
liitemoulh
iflid
ilirch
Itivcrs
uverflowed,
causing
heavy
dam-&
to
the-farms.
The
flood
of
wafer
reached
a
depth
of
from
"uec
to
four
feeL.
Fanners
had
'(j
wade
through,
carrying
their
lnldren,
RELIEF
PARTY
AT
SPITZBERGEN
AFTER
AMUNDSEN
EXPLORERS
ADVKNT-
RAY,
June
13.
'Neaiuer
lugertre
arrived
here
today
willi
ihe
Norwegian
fiov-
I'Huneiit
relief
expedition
on
the
"jy
to
search
for
Hoald
Aiuund
en
and
party,
v.
STOCK
MARKET
Rid,
Asked
,C-
Silver
..
I.
I.&0
Hufllon
'owe
Sound
10.00
su.nti
Kihercrest
I
.15
.iHV-i
SJff
Inlet
,.
.03
'tf
.00
ui'ky
Jim
;
.10
i
'unwell
3.25
1.00
Premier
IM'3
-
Unll.i.i.
.01
.05
JtJfmiiius
.70
..M
,a'y
AlasHa
.28
Strike
Area
Scotia
Mines
in
trnm
HnlifnY
nnH"
a1"'
i'ol'f
it
it
qut
to-
Points
..r-n...
i.
t...
-line
III
lliu
llll0
I
jllll'M
C
i
sir
ike
idea.
SYDNEY.
June
13.
The
jHrilnh
Empire
Steel
Corporation
tore
al
Dominion
Mine
.No.
1,
and
t.
near
(Mace
Hay
were
raided
by
a
crowd
nf
1.5UO
strik
ing
miner
last
infill.
I
lie
men
helped
li'iii-l
vph
Id
what
they
wanted,
it
is
reported.
HON.
JOHN
OLIVER
LOSES
HIS
WHISKERS
AND
CHIN
EXPOSED
Special
to
llaily
News
MCKMIIA,
June
la.
-After
Ihiry
years
Hon.
John
Oliver'
whiskers
have
gone,
and
his
chin
is
exposed
for
the
first
time
in
three
decades.
'
Premier
Oliver
last
night
obejeij.
a
sudden
iuipide,
inarched
into
a
barber
shop,
gave
a
short
sharp
order
to
his
barber
and
left
his
shaggy
beard
on
the
fhor.
Member
of
the
Uove.rA-inent
are
disconsolate.
The
missing
whisker
are
the
rhief
topic
of
conversation
around
the
parliament
building's
but
as
the
minister
said
"What
can
we
do?
We
ean'l
make
beards
grow
by
order
in
council."
FISH
ARRIVALS
.
Canadian
Prices
Continue
Rather
Higher
Than
For
American
Halibut
Canadian
huals
continue
to
get
higher
prices
than
American
al
the
exchange.
Today's
sales
were:
American
Allen.
6(1,000.
to
Cold
Storage
at
0.20c
and
Ic.
Chelsea,
55,000,
to
Paii
Tic
Fisheries
at
0c
and
1c.
,
Norland,
1H.5I"!,
0
Cold
Storage
al
10.60C
and
ic.
iinilv
18.000.
to
Hoolh
Fish-
erics,
at
0.00c
and
to.
(ilacier.
P-Mion,
to
Hooth
Fisheries
at
10.700
and
to.
Canadian'
'Yule,
8(1(1.
to
Cold
Storage
at
1
1.40c
and
6c.
1.500.
to
lloyal
Fish
'Co.
al
11.10c
and
0c.
S.A..
3.1)00.
to
Atlin'
Fisheries
nt
1
1.50"
and
6c.
LABOR
LEADER
DIES
AT
CLEVELAND,
OHIO
CLKNT'LANI),
June
13.
Warren
Slone,
president
of
the
llrolherhooil
of
Locomotive
Engineers
and
one
of
the
most
lirotiiiue.nl
labor
leaders
on
the
roulinent,
died
here
today
aged
05.
POLICE
BATTLE
CHICAGO
TODAY
Gangsters
and
Officers
Shot
It
Out
and
Death
Occur
on
Both
Sides
'
i
CHICAGO,
June
13
day
day
at
at
close
close
.mailer
quarter
in
a
battle
which
resulted
in
the
death
of
two
police
sergeanls
and
John
(Senna,
one
of
the
attacking
pans
and
wounding
a
third
poficemaii
and
two
of
CcnnaV
companions.
(ienua
is
said
to
be
a
brother
of
Angcln
(ienna,
the
gangster
recently
....
assassinated.
MINISTERS
WENT
SOUTH
LAST
NIGHT
Attorney
General
A.
M.
Manson
and
Minister
of
Minos
Sailed
on
Prince
Rupert
After
having
completed
his
diurc
of
Ihe
crown
prosecutions
at
Ihe
present
session
oT
the
Su
prenie
Court
Assue.
Hon.
A.
M.
Maliun,
attorney
general,
sailed
last,
ni'r'htou
the
Prince"
Unpen
for
llif
MHilh.
Hon,
.
T
Willi
Sloan,
minister
of
miiiet.
aV.
returned
south
after
having
paid
a
visit
to
llorreeu
and
olloy
in
terior
points.
LORD
BYNG
WILL
NOT
SERVE
SECOND
TERM
OTTAWA.
June
13.
-
Lord
Hyug
will
not
remain
for
a
second
term
as
Coventor
Ceiier-
al.
Premier
King,
replying
to
a
question
in
the
House
of
Commons
yesterday,
intimated
that
His
I'.xcpllcncy
regretled
being
uuabre
to
continue
iu
office
when
the
present
term
expires.
PROTEST
MADE
TO
BRITISH
AT
PEKIN
TODAY
PKKIX,
June
13.
The
Chinese
igoxcriuneiil
protested
today
by
note
to
Ihe
Hritish
legation
against
Ihe
recent
killing
and
wounding
al
llutkow.
The
note
emphasized
the
seriousness
of
the
slluatioji
and
reserved
full
liberty
to
demand
compensation
later.
SERIOUSLY
ILL.
According
lo
a
wireless
mes
sage
''received
by
W.
C.
Orchard
U.P.H.
general
agent
here,
from
Capt.
Arthur
Slater,
Charhw
Hlack,
a
prominent
Dawson
citizen,
is
seriously
ill
on
tb
steamer
Princess
Louise
which
is
due
here
this
afternoon
from
Iho
north.
I
tie
wireless
ines-ase
asked
Mr.
Orchard
to
gel
iu
touch
with
the
sick
man's
bru
llier,
William
Hlack,
who
is
said
to
live
here.
Killed
by
storm
ST.
PAIL,
June
13.
One
death,
20
injuries
and
property
loss
of
li
ul
f
a
million
dollars
re
suited
from
a
storm
sweeping
through
Minnesota
lust
night.
QUAKE
AT
LOS
ANGELES
l.OS
AMiKLliS,
'June
13
At
enrlhquake
shock'
was
fell
here
yeerduy
afternoon
1ml
no
dam
ngu'l
reported.
A
Russian
Princess
av
a
Canadian
Ited
doss
nurse.
Ilxilcd
by
Ihe
Soviet
regime.
Olga
Mariova.
s!..!ioued
u
the
(Juetiee
ininiigratioii
office,
slre.lehes
foilli
a
helping
hand
lo
the
j
i
I
lie
uew
comers
to
Canada.
Verdict
of
Not
Guilty
in
Case
"Against
Glaudt
in
the
Assize
Court
Yesterday
The
jury
al
Ihe
Supreme
Court
Assizes
yeslerd.jy
afternoon
re
Iu
rued
a
verdict
of'iio
guilly
iiulhe
ca.e
of
Rex
vs.
Claude
Vincent
Syuios
who
was
churged-
wilh
iliaiislaughier
in
conhel'-liou
with
Hie
death
of
.Norma
Munro
who
was
run
down
by
a
tiiolor
cur
driven
by
him
on
tebruary
IU
lasL
The
jury,
which
relumed
lo
ihe
court
room
at
l.i'U,
was
in
retirement
exactly
one
hour.
When
W.
,11.
Derry,
foreman
of
the
jury,
announced
Uie
verdict
to
the
court.
Attorney
(leneral
Alanson.
who
had
conducted
the
prosecution,
asked
thai
the
jury
be
polled.
Each
juryman
on
the
panel,
when
Ins
name
was
called
by
the
registrar,
answered
"aye"
iu
agreement
wflli
the
foreman
announce
ment.
.Mr.
Manson
then
moved
for
the
discharge
"of
accused.
I
he
defence
'was
conducted
hy
L.
W.
Pal
more.
Eloquent
addresses
to
Ihe
jury
hy
both
crown
ami
defence
coun-
el
and
a
charge
by
Mr.
Justice
W.
A.
Macdoitald,
which
could
by
no
means
have
been
said
to
cou-
ain
undue
sympathy
for
the
ac-
lUsed,
featured
Ihe
proceedings.
Mr.
Pa
I
more
ably
interpreted
he
evidence
on
behalf
of
his
lient,
stressing
Ihe
view
that
he
had
taken
all
necessary
precau
tion
under
the
circumstances
1
1
1
1
1
had
done
all
in
his
power
to
avoid
the
unfortunate
occur-
rehcot
Eloquent
Address
Mr.
Mansou's
address
was
one
of
the
most
eloquent
thai
bus
ever
been
delixered
lo
a
jury
in
Prince
Iluperl
hy
a
crown
prose
cutor.
II
was
not
ldller
but
it
was
clear.
He
putrthe
situation
plainly
neiore
uie
jury.
n
mey
desired
la
make
the
law
govern
ing
the
use
of
the
streets
by
children
the
responsibility
was
theirs
Just
as
much
as
it
was
that
of
the
judge
or
the
crown.
II
was
their
function
to
decide
whether
the
driver
in
this
case
Vincent
Symes
1
had
exercised
the
responsibility
jT
care
and
caution
devolving
upon
him.
Personally
he
Could
aot
believe
that
the
driver-
had
fulfilled
that
responsibility
and
at
lenigth
hq
went
into
the.
evidence
lo'Upport
iris
conlention.
His
Lordship,
iu
his
charge,
while
warning
the
jury
ttiat.
it
,vas
up
to
them
lo
form
their
own
conclusions
from
the
evidence
regardless
of
what
he
might
say,
impressed
.upon
them
tliul
il
was
their
responsibility
if
they
decided
that
the
drixei'
was
not
liable
iu
this
matter.
Personally
hu
did
not
think
that
the
dmer
had
taken
due
precaution
as-
he
approached
the
sci'ne
ut
I
lie
accident
though
this
might
not
'have
applied
at
the
actual
time
of
Ihe
accident.
lilts
was
an
important
point.
Had
he
taken
all
Hie
care
that
he
should
have?
He
had
seen
the
child
iu
front
of
him
at
a
considerable
distance.:
Ditl
he
bring
the
car
under
the
control
that
was
war
ranted
by
the
child's
tender
years?
Motorist's
Duty
Pressing
home
to
the
jury
that
it
was
il
function
by
law
lo
draw
it
conclusions
from
Hie
facts
presented.
His
Lordship
emphasized
thai
a
motorist
'
continued
on
page
three)
attacking
KvVang
Tung
and
Can
officers
ufter
u
fierce
ullack
on
forced
Ihe
surrender
of
Oautoii
of
business
ond
homes
and
the
Chinese
Bolsheviks
Forced
the
Surrender
of
Canton
and
Murder
Inhabitants
both
Military
and
Civi
CANTON,
June
la.
The
lunese
forces
under
Rolsheviki
Ihe
defending
Ytinnanese
army
loduy
mid
imposed
extreme
cruellies
on
Ihe
soldiers
and
elvili
mis.
The
invaders
diluted
places
I
bodies
of
the
defending
troops-who
were
slain
us.
well
as
(ho
of
innocent
hj
slanders
ure
strewn
along
Ihe
roads.
Prince
Rupert
Elevator
Under
Grain
Board
was
Uiscusseaby
Lommitl
OTTAWA.
June
KI.
Prince
placed
under
control
of
Ihe
drain
Hoard,
it
is
uniioiinced
here.
A
resolution
moved
jeslerday
iu
the
ugrii-iillural
committee,
which
was
discussing
Ihe
new
grain
act
for
placing
terminal
elevators
under
complete
control
of
Ihe.
(iraiu
Hoard
us
well
as
hoard
of
harbor
commissioners
at
grain
transfer
porjs,
is
likely
lo
be
adopted.
The
ports
utfecled
by
the
move,
if
it
comes
iulo
force,
will
include
Prince
Rupert,
Vancouver,
Montreal,
Quebec,
Halifax
and
K(.
John.
SPEEDY
WORK
ON
PRINCE
RUPERT
AT
DRY
DOCK
YESTERDAY
Speedy
work
was
done
i
al
the
dry
duck
yesterday
when
Ihe
steamer
Prince
Huoert
was
in
for
paiul-
itig.
The
vessel
was
out
of
the
water
at
10:15
and
helween
that
time
and
V
o'clock
whn
she
was
iivihv-.'ittwiitedjiiiiitu
hud
j
beeti
tlMifedt
ftHdtTvred
-,
i
wan
a
eoal
Of
atilifouliu
paint.
The
Prince
Oeorge
will
be
taken
out
al
8
ii.
in.
Monday.
:
SHRINERS
BAND
GAVE
CONCERT
AT
SM1THERS
Entire
Population
of
Interior
Town
Gathered
to
Listen
to
Music
'
SM1TIIEUS,
June
13.
Word
was
passed
around
Thursday
af
ternoon
that
the
Slinners
due
lo
arrive
at
7
p.m.
had
accepted
Mayor
Orchard's
invitation
lo
make
a
stop
here
and
practically
Ihe
entire
population
of
Smilh-
ers
was
al
Uie
r
ailway
siauon
10
Street
them..
The
band
gave
a
concert
thai
was
most
enjoyable.
fter
the
concert
the
spokesman
for
the
Shriners
thanked'
the
audience
for
its
'appreciation
and
welcome.
L.
S.
McCill
then,
on
behalf
of
Mr.
Orchard
and
the
citizens
of
the
Hulkley
Valley,
thanked
them
for
their
entertainment,
telling
them
it
was
(he
first
lime
.
bras
baud
had
given
Ji
-con
ert
iu
Sinilhers
and
in
a
num
ber
of
instances
it
was
the
first
lime
the
children
had
ever
heard
one.
The
speeches
were
followed
hy
three
cheers
all
round,
and
to
the
accompaniment
of
blasts
of
their
sleam
siren
the
happy
tour-
ts
continued
the
journey
after
slop
of
15
minutes.
SEVEN
YEARS
IN
PEN.
STEALING
IN
MANITOBA
IlEOINA.
June
13.
John
Iladick,
22
years
of
age.
and
Nick
Sehor,
21,
ot
Carman,
Man
itoba,
were
sentenced
lo
seven
years
in
the
penitentiary
on
eight
charges
of
theft
yesterday
BOAT
BREAKS
DOWN
The
Canadian
halibut
sohooue
Yuill,
Capt.
James
Ryrne,
brok
her
engine
clutch
while
on
lior
way
to
the
fishing
bunks
and
was
lowed
back
to
purl
early
Ihl
morning
hy
the
Alaskun
cannery
lender
Duncan
I.,
Capt.
M.
A
knutsen.
Advrrtle
tnlh
Daily
New
ee
Rupert
elevalor
is
likely
lo
be'
ONE
YEAR
FOR
USING
AN
AXE
.
Arthur
Stewart,
Esslngton
Indian
Guilty
of
Wounding
With
Intent
to
Harm
Ouilty
of
wounding
David
Douglas
with
intent
lo
d6
griev
ous
bodily
harm,
accompanied
by
vWpuiinendulioH
Jor-unercy,
was'
Rie
verdict
of
Ihe1
Jury
tliij
aflernoon
in
the
case
of
Hex
vs.
Arthur
Stewart
at
the
Supreme
Court
Assizes,
Mr.
Justice
W.
A.
Macdonald
passed
a
sentence
of
one
year
al
Okalla
Prison
Farm,
stating
that
he
fell
this
was
i
very
light
sentence.
'
The
jury
was
out
about
ono
hour,
reluming
to
the
courtroom
hortly
before
two
o'clock.
This
case
concluded
the
pre
sent
docket
and
His
Lordship
again
reminded
Hie,
.juror
Uiai
the
court
was
only
adjourned
until
August
10f
and
that
thej
service
would
be
agili
required
then
iu
connection,
wijh
the
Liard
HiVer
Indian
murder,
cases.
STRIKE
ENDS
AT
NANAIMO
All
Employees
Agree
to
Return
to
Work
Accepting
Cut'
In
Wages
NANAIMO,,
June
13.
The
strike
of
1200
coal
miners
of
the
Western
FuOl
Co.
ended
yesterday
by
t
lie
acceptance
of
Ihe
men
it
a
60
cent
cut
in
the
00
cent
a
day
bonus.
Following
the
ac
tion
of
the
underground
nien
on
Thursday
accepting
tlie'Jrut,
the
surface
men
yesterday
agreed
to
return
to
work
Monday.
Underground
and
rallwayineu;
resume
loday.
,
ONE
KILLED
WHEN
SAVING
BANK
IS
ROBBEDAT
DETROIT
ULTllOlT,
June
13.
One
policeman
was
shot
and
killed
and
a
citizen
was
badly
wounded
today
when
alteiiipling
to
.
stop
four
men
who
held
up
and
rob
bed
the
Centra)
Savings
Hank
of
approximately
823.000.
CHILDREN
KILLED
AS
STRUCKBY
LIGHTNING
HltECKENlUDUE,
lexrts.
June
13.
Three
children,
ranging
In
age
frym
nine
to
.thirteen,
were
killed
and
15
others
were
injured
five
probably
faJally
when
lightning
struck
the
choolioue
near
here
last
ni'ght.