TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
zn
and
ft
Sfctilg
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
with
nrwly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire,
Suitable
for
Service
fiances,'
banquets
and
wedding
at
Anytime.
Anywhere
parties.
.
U.t.l
...
Itind
noymt
nHi,
,.
For
rutin,
apply
to
Boston
and
Bth
St
PRINCE
RUPERT
Grill,
Third
Ave.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
"
....
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IMIINCE
HUPKHT,
ll.C,
FMjJAY,
JUNE
5,
iSB.
YMttrd!'
Circulation
1683
8lrt
Salt
Ml
.
PRICE
FIVE
fiENTS.
-7
ERMANY
MUST
CARRY
OUT
OBUGATIONS
NTI-FOREIGN
MOVEMENT
IN
CHINA
SPREADS
UNTIL
150,000
ARE
ON
STRIKE
m
m
m
mm
mm
m
mm
m
m
main
win
ivor
netire
rrom
Cologne
Until
German
Treaty
Requirements
Are
Fulfilled
m..i
m
l
r
u..i'
r
rii
ATfi
I
n
iiinnn
Strength
or
Army
ana
Lomply
with
(
Other
Conditions,
says
note
LONDON,
June
5.
II-
is
uulliorilulivrly
-tated
today
tlia'l
llrilish
hae
no
in
It'iit
itin
of
evacuating
Cologne
territory
iiu-
lic
inaiiy
fulfills
the
disarmament
reuuireineiilH
oi
ihe
..r
ill...
;i
in
l
i
rauuiun.
Tin-
inlcr-idlicd
lode
on
the
subject
will
be
made
public
IIITOW
Ullll
II
Ml
IICI
SIUIIU
mill
IIll-
Sl,ll(-llll
III
Illiiui;
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II
in
.
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iiri
iiiaiij
iniisi
suppress
nif
prvsrin
gi-oi'iai
siiiii,
n-iiui
c
number
of
(iernraii
police
fitnn
USO.OOO
In
150,000
and
Hie
rngth
1
1
r
the
army
to
100,000
fighting
men.
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t
iir
in
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III
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IX
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1U
KKll
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ZfcU
.
mtt
m
I
a
I
L
ma
nmiri
v
rinnn
ci
r
n
uliiiu
r
ind
Fishing
In
Alaska
Recently
ir
Canadian
dues
lint
bold
i
tlie
i
was
a
British
Ooluni-
ml
an
voted
-In
Alaska,
lie
in;:
ted
an
Alaskan
fcrii-t
and
.
.....
.
it.
..
....
.1
an
Alaskan,
but
nrcnrtlin,
American
law
be
was
nol.
.....
.
I
II....
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....
111.
I'll
mill
Mil
l.i.
in"
illsflnvcrci
was
iinniylit
before
the
cntir!
siuneau
ami
was
mien
vzo
iui
....
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1
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tried
before
.Indue
V.
A.
it
ttittv
riArriM
VII
I
IIHHI
IV
ANCIENT
KING
orno
Aooey
in
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Dlsoovered
i.MK).,
June
.0.-
While
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workmen
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1
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IIll"
wan
burifiJ
iu
Urn
abboy
in
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tMillin
wun
nuulr
of
slonc
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III
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U'iimI
KllVJtllU
An
Emergent
Communication
of
Tslmpsean
Lodge
No.
68
A.F,
&
A.M.
will
be
held
in
the
iMasonie
Tem'oh)
on
Sunday,
June
7,
at
2.30
p.m.
fur
the
pornose
of
holding
8
Miisonlo
Funeral
Serviee
I"1"'
our
lulu
llrn.
Harry
Iuy
All
inembeCs
and
wojoiirn-'"I?
brethren
are
roue.sled
l"
l
lend.
lid.
11.
Mortimer.
I'.M.
Keey.
.
II
is
further
stipulated
dial
j
I
In
military
charaoler
prcsenled
j
in,
lay
by
I
In
(lermau
security
police
inii-l
entirely
disappear.
Tin-
nole
stales
that"
Germany
railed
In
cniiiply
with
the
llnr-
(itii
conditions
of
disarmament
requirements.
!.
v
NINE
WHALES
IN
24
HOURS
TAKEN
TO
ROSE
HARBOR
The
wlialnif
slalious
at
Nadeu
and
llnse
llarbnr
nn
'ihe
Uueen
(barlolle
Islands
are
bulb
iu
operation
now
and
are
doiiiK
well
aecordiiiR
lo
word
broiiKbl
here
hy
Ihe
sleainer
I'rini
c
John
wliieh
arrived
last
nighl.
A
lii'
season
is
aelieipaled.
So
far
this
reason
'-'2
whales
have
been
brought
into
the
Hose
Harbor
station
and
last
Monday
no
less
than
nine
arrived
within
twenty-four
hours.
4.
'
HANGES
AMONG
C.N.
OFFICIALS
William
Phillips
Appointed
Man
ager
of
Industrial
Department
at
Montreal
William
Phillip
has
been
ap-
pointed
manager
of
me
inuus-
trial
deiartmeni,
i.anauiau
imi-t
joint
I
Hail
ways,
willi
heiuhuar-
lers
at
Montreal.
He
was
lor-nierly
Kuropean
manager
of
the
I
raff
if
department,
London.
I'.iiglaml.
and
sueceeils
in
ins
new
offiee
W.
P.
Filzsiminons
who
has
been
appointcu
general
freight
iigeiil
at
Itufralo.
ie
York.
The
omrer
of
Kuropean
manager
has
been
abolished.
CLOSE
GAMES
GOLF
COURSE
Willie
Macfarlano
and
Bobby
Jonos
Tlod
In
Two
Games
WORCI'.S
TF.lt,
Mass.,
June
5.
wmi..
Mnefarlane
went
Into
tie
with
Hobby
Jones
Inir
when
Miicfarlam
this
iiioru-missed
a
il,
,
fool
null
on
the
eighteenth
hole
of
I
heir
mulch
to
decide
rhaiiiiiiouship
of
the
ii..,
i,
i.
imi
United
Slates,
each
scoring
75.
Thcv
lied
yesterday
for
ua
1
1
......
I
tumors
with
201
each
at
,i,
,,
of
72
holes
in
the
medal
play.
KING
OF
SPAIN
Attempts
to
"Kill
Him
Have
Boon
Foiled
so
Far
by
Discovery
"
of
Bombs
FOURTEEN
ARRESTED
Alfonso
Delays
Return
.to
Madrid
Result
of
Continued
Rebel
Efforts
I'KHI'Ki.NAN,
Frame.
June
5
Fourteen
nervous
have
been
!iir
resist.
'at
Uarcelonu
in
eonnee-
lion
sltli
(iliifs
against
KUw
Al
i
fonso,
aei'ordiug
lo
report
si
eaeliin
here.
llAmiKI.MNA,
.lune
5.-
Vbe
existenee
of
bomb
ldds
lo
Jd.Il
Kinsr
Alfonso
has
Iteen.ruiiialid
ami
Ihe
return
(f
the
suverTgn
lo
Madrid
ii
postponed.
One
bomb
was
discovered
iu
thf
Ira
eli
lo
lie
Ira
versed
by
the
Itnyal
train
on
Ihe
way
lo
the
rilv
li
it
iiIIkm'
iilnls.
iimi
lo
blow
up
Ihe
enlraiiee
lt
the
hall
I
where
the
k
iiijr
presided
at
a
1
meeting
Saturday
and
the
other
jlo
kill
him
ding
bis
return
1
journey
to
the
capital
have
been
!
inlcreepled.
1
The
bomb
found
on
the
rails
has
been
plaeed
in
the
museum
and
the
king
took
time
lo
view
il.
DIE
IN
EAST
RESULT
HEAT
No
Lot
Up
Yet
In
Conditions
Other
Side
of
Rocky
Mountains
CHICAGO,
June
5.
At
least
140
persons
have
died
throughout
the
United
States
during
the
past
few
days
due
to
the
heat
wave
and
to
drownings
and
storms.
Of
this
number
71
were
In
the
territory
east
of
Ohio
and
69
between
Ohio
and
Montana.
New
York
State
reports
a
continuance
of
the
heat
wave
this
morning,
several
districts
experiencing
temperatures
of
100.
HEADQUARTERS
OF
GRAIN
BOARD
GOES
TO
WINNIPEG
OTTAWA.
June
5.
The
.agricultural
j-omuiillee.
of
Ihe
House
of
Commons
Ibis
morning
decided
lo
move
the
headquarter
of
Ihe
grain
board
from
Fort
Wil
liam
o
Winnipeg.
Oranby
J...
vdverlise
In
the
Daily
News.
Surf
lnlel
;
u
STOCK
MARKET
Ilnzeltun
.....
Howe
Sound
Indian
-
Dunwell
Premier
.......
Selkirks
i.
L.'.and
t
Daiy
.MiisVa
Hayvlew
sllvercresl
Hid.
Asked
H.Dll
17.00
.00
"ii
.01
W
10.00
17.00
-.07
3.75
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.25
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1.50
2:33
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,
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Vi
B
mmmmmmmmmmmmW
LWk-
Vmmw'
Lady
Itichmond
Hrown,
intrepid
woman
explorer
who
braved
the
wilds
of
Central
America
last
year,
will
shortly
venture
into
llrilish
Honduras
where
a
civilization
of
past
ages
is
believed
to
lie
buried
English
Capital
Ready
for
Two
Stewart
Mines
Rufus
and
Terminus
Both
to
he
Brought
Into
Producing
Class
Through
London
Support
VANCOL
VKIl,
June
5.
A
special
despatch
lo
the
Stiu
from
Vicloria
says
llrilish
capitalists
urt'
waking
up
lo
opportunities,
iu
the
new
mining
districts
oT
llrilish
Columbia.
Uen
F.rieksen,
one
of
Ihe
discoverers
of
Ihe
Premier
Mine,
now
heud
of
the
Hufus.
lias
received
a
cable
message
from
Kenneth
Me-
Callum.
of
Vicloria,
representative
of
the
company
iu
Loudon,
telling
of
a
deal
whereby
Loudon
capitalists
undertake
part
of
the
financing
of,
the
llufus
silver-lead
properly
near
Stewar'l,
Development
work
cm
a
large
scale
will
start
at
once
A
similar
deal
is
behiig
put
through
with
Hie
Terminus
mines
whereby
London
capital
will
be
available
for
the
installation,
eipiipmeiit
and
shipping
facilities
for
Ihe
mine
lo
operate
Hon
a
large
scale
oi
protiuenon.
'this
announcement
was
made:
day
by
Harry
Ileywtiod,
founder
of'wa
the
mine.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Kirkland
and
son,
Stanley,
were
passen
gers
going
south
on
the
Prince
(ic
urge
las",
night.
They
are
on
their
wav
via
Vancouver
und
Montreal
lo
Scotland
on
a
boll
visit.
Accompanying
them
A.
Hrown,
also
of
Auyox,
,wlio
is
making
the
same
Indians
Are
Prohibited
from
Visiting
United
States
Under
trip.
Latest
U.S.
Immigration
Order
V1CTO
UA.
June
..
Local
traiisiHulalion
companies
were
notified
Thursday
bv
United
Stales
immigration
officers
here
that
aliorigiuul
inhabitants
of
Canada
will
be
treated
with
clas
races
not
eligible
to
American
cilizeus
un
and
therefore
nol
iiilmUsnlilc
inlii
Ihe
Hulled
Stales.
Indians
since
days
immemorial
of
crossing
the
border
freely
has
been
suspended.
llrilish
Columbia
and
Washington
Indians
who
are
closely
relit
led
have
been
accustomed
lo
travel
freely
Troin
one
reserve
lo
another
and
hilgrule
seasonally
for
fruit
picking,
fishing
and
hop
picking.
Indian
Commissioner
Ditch-burn
lias
wired
Ottawa
to
point
out
bow
serious
The
embargo
will
be
lo
Indians
on
the
coast
reservations
and
iisklng
thut
the
mailer
be
taken
up
at
Ot-
luwu
made
to
it.
und
representation
lo
Washington
in
regard
Anti-Foreign
Movement
Spreads
Near
Shanghai
150,000
are
on
Strike
SHANGHAI.
June
.").
The
inti-foreigii
cunipaigu
which
.started
in
student
riols
some.
days
ago
in
connection
with
u
strike
hguiiisl
trcalmenl
of
(Jhinese
in
Japanese
siiinning
mills
here
j
continued
to
spread
with
increasing
rapidity
today
and
it
in
ex
pected
the
entire
Chinese
police
force
will
be
out
tomorrow.
The
strikes
have
been
declared
'following
continued
rioting
here
and
extended
overnight
until
those
abstaining
from
woik
are
estimated
lo
number
150,000.
Shanghai
is
divided
into
several
districts
known
a
conees-sious
controlled
by
llrilish
and
-
-
?
Frc.nch
and
also
there
is
the
ua-jliye
.quarter.
The
total
popula
tion
is
fully
a
million.
There
tare
t'hinese'
police
and
also
im-
lfi.,flii!
tmlif.fi
IVnm
Inilin
.........
Nino
FISH
ARRIVALS
Boats
Sold
75,400
Pounds
Today
at
Prices
Undor
Average
Hie
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Stor
age
uo.
Joe
llaker
a.ono
pounds,
and
Yule,
1,700
pounds
al
'J.7o
and
o.'
lo
the
Royal
Fisli
Co.
Kobe
2,500
pounds
at
l.lc
and
jc,
ami
Willie
l.ny,
nm
iitiuiius
al
l.7c
and
5c
lo
the.
Alliu
Fish
eries.
ANGLICAN
PASTORS
ARE
BEING
CHANGED
Rev.
J.
B.
Gibson
From
Anyox
Goes
to
Smlthers
Rev.
J.
S.
Brayfleld
to
Anyox
Re
J.
11.
Gibson,
who
has
been
Anglican
minister
al
.nyox
for
several
years,
arrived
on
lite
Prince
George
last
night
from
nyox
and
proceeded
on
llio
iniii
iiiiisr
s
Irani
lo
Milliners
iu
which
field
lie
has
been
tram
lerred.
Rev.
J.
S.
Hrayfield,
formerly
of
Telkwa,
has
already
moved
lo
Anyox
lo
take
charge
there.
Mr.
Gibson
will
lake
care
of
both
Smilhers
and
Telkwa
in
future.
DRUGS
LOCATED
AND
11,..
.......ill
..I
It...
I....V
II,.,
I
II...
.,..-1,1
IIVUKI.illl
.i-
io
U
I,VUU
SEIZED
ON
EMPRESS
VANCOUVER,
June
5.Cus-
toms
ollicials
located
and
seized
worth
of
uurcolics
on
i
in
nr
uuivi
Xftiiiin
-c
..t-..j
which
docked
here
Monday
from
the
orient.
The
drug
was
found
secreted
behind
steel
plates
in
was
Ihe
boiler
room.
Mrs.
J.
M.
Simpson
und
George
Leek
sailed
last
night
on
the
i
i,..
t.t.iinp
Mill
n.fv
sir
ims
v
'rincc
neorge
lor
uiinnin
III.
.IV.
.....
---
l
,
,
,
,
..rr....i
n...
ln.lli.tw
m-i.Miul
Pi-nice
roille
10
lieveisuihc
woeie
Uiimtri
wliern
il
has
been
the
will
attend
Grand
l.oue
CONFERENCE
AT
EDMONTON
WILL
BE
LARGE
ONE
VANCOUVER,
June
5.
A
Columbia
delegation
is
as-
Isured
at
the
conference
of
west-
Halibut
arrivals
Ibis
morning
'.ri
mayors
and
business
repre-totalled
75,Un
pounds,
ti,ree!entulivcs
in
Edmonton
ul
the
American
boals
selling
5
1,01)1,1
opening
on
July
13.
Mayor
mtiiiuU
nn.
I
si
(..iiiiiitinii
lM
'.ooiHIalehrord
or
ImIoiOuIou
an-
pouiuls.
Prices
were
somewhat
lower
than
Ihe
average
for
the
past
few
weeks.
Arrivals
and
sales:
American
Columbia
UG.OOO
pound?,
at
!iu
and
tc,
to
the
Canadian
J-isb
&
Cold
Slorage
Co.
Hazel
It.
I
t.OOU
pounds,
at
10c
and
5c,
lo
the
Atlin
Fisheries.
lnger,
-1,000
pounds,
at
IOc
and
5c,
lo
the
llootli
l
isheries.
Canadian
Marguerile.
5,500
poumls,
at
It.Te
and
5e,
and
Cape
sipeneer,
8,000
pounds
at
0.8c
and
5c,
lo
mjuneeit
Hiis
'inorniogr--
-
The
mayors
of
Prince
Rupert,
Victoria,
Vancouver,
Nauaiiuo
'and
New
Westminster
have
agreed
to
alleiui
and
it
is
likely
Premier
Oliver
will
go.
All
the
prairie
eily
majors
will
attend
what
is
believed
lb
be
Ihe
biggest
conference
evcrV.beld
in
western
Canada.
PATRICIAN
IS
COMING
HERE
Making
Calls
at
Points
Along
Coast
and
Will
Take
Governor
and
Lady
Byng
South
VICTORIA,
June
5.
When
the
Governor
General,
Lord
llyng,
accompanied
by
Lady
llyng,
ar
they
moel
t'lisliitii
fur
imlivcs.
In
Illl.HS
freely
Ings
of
ifte
Rebekuhs
und
Oddfel
back
and
forth
between
Alaska
lows
as
delegates
irom
.1
lit?
iocu
and
British'
Columbia.
ModSX'
rives
iu
Prince
Rupert
lie
will
be
met
by
the
destroyer
Patrician
and
will
proceed
south
on
her.
11.
M.S.
Patrician,
left
Victoria
Tuesday
ilnd
is
now
at
Seattle
from
whence
she
will
go
north
to
Comox
tomorrow.
At
Comox
she
will
engage
in
her
annual
gun
nery
practice
and
the
men
wilt
do
some
rifle
shooting
at
the
ranges.
Leaving
Comox
together
the
Patrician
and
Thiepval
will
sail
north
und
will
call
at
practically
every
settlement
on
the
coast,
where
navigation
is
possible
un-'lil
she
reaches
Prince
Rupert
where
they
will
await
Hid
arrival
of
the
Governor
Geperal
and
parly.
WOMEN
GIVEN
MEN'S
RIGHTS
Can
Socuro
Divorce
In
Four
Western
Provinces
Without
Cruelty
Charge
OTTAWA,
June
5.
Ally
a
ma
jority
oT
51
votes
the
House
of
Commons
pussed
the
third
read
ing
of
Hie
4dll
sponsored
by
J.
T.
Shaw
of
West
Culgury.
Inde
pendent,
placing
women
In
the-four
wesleru
provinces
on
un
equality
with
men
fnsofur
us
grounds
for
divorce.
are"
concerned.
t
'The
vote
siood
1
12
lo
01.
This
meant
"that'
;udiiltery
is
accepted
nu
causp,
wilbmit
having
to
pr6ve
c'rueljy
iu
ud-dition.