ttftiti.
jury
was
suinnntn-
Mi'
iated
Owini.s
ufler
in-
had
shot
the
man!
se
and
testimony
uoduen'l
-Show
ing
wa
of
a
quarrelsome
MING
CO.
BEHRING
SEA
Russia
Grants
Concession
to
Concern
to
Oporato
With
j
Four
Whalers
M'ATTl.K.
Mav
7.-
The
Vkmi'
Wiialmj
Company
lias
been
u
fifteen
year
conccs-
"
'
11
Hearing
Sea
olf
I
In
roast
"
-'tii-u
i
it
hy
llussin,
11
Wit
1""llll""il
here
today.
Hie
.-.h'anuT
Koiniiiaiideien,
-i'
lia-
im
engaged
in
what-
'
"'I
Lower
California
coast
'"'
1
-
i"
past
wilder,
Is
to
go
""''h
"
et
a-
I
he
mother
ship
'""wlialern
of
1
lie
fonipauy
CANADIAN
CANOEIST
ARRIVES
IN
ROME
'
Greeted
by
Large
an
Enthus.
lastlo
Crowd
When
Reaching
Italy's
Capital
from
London
""'ir
May
7.
(ienrg,.
Sinytlo'.
"luian
anoeisl.
who
o.-uhllei
!!UI"
ndou
lo
Home
by
way'
of
........
WIls
B,.l.,.(Ml
1(y
a
"Miusiasiir
crowd
upon
"L1"'1'"
yeslerday
afternoon
STATION
AGENT
AT
TERRACE
TRANSFERRED
.
V
'
s-
Creolman
Has
Gone
to
Hope
II.
na
His
Place
Is
Taken
by
D.
W.
Casset
ii'i..!
ti.
,1
f.
i
..
r.
i
Cr,
U
..
.u.i,
nitiiMJii
aeni
"i-i-ue,..
,H
)(stIl
lrufi;n.,yj
T
anil
1(iaco
1US)
ll(,(Ml
NV.
Cassell
who
ean.e
;'um
Pe.
Mrs.
.Creeiman
is
at
111
Hie
lueal
hosidlal.
duetioii
is
that
Hie
planing
mill
has
not
been
destroyed.
The
plant
was
une
of
the
largest
in
the
disliirl
and
Ihe
company
had
made
arrangements
Tor
a
big
nut
this
summer,
hav
ing
about
15,00(1,01)11
reel
of
logs
decked
along
the
railway
and
in
(lie
bush.'
ir
Ihe
fire
is
hell
to
Ihe
-jiwnilll
the
loss
of
the
company
will
not
be
very
heavy,
as
il
is
believed
the
mill
was
well
eovcied
by
,
insurance.
Men
Out
of
Work
The
fire
will
have
an
appreci
able
effect
upon
Ihe
lumber
out
I
he
company
is
nol
an
ex
tensive
holder
or
siamiing
iim-
Advents'
n
Mo.
Oailv
New
put
of
Ihe
district
as
Ihe
com-j
pany
proiluceil
on
an
average
MO.
(ino
red
of
lumber
a
day.'
furnishing
employment
In
500
1
men
in
Hie
hush
ilnriiu
Ihe
win
ter
and
hair
thai
number
around
the
plant
when
operating
and
in
the
.summer
camps.
j
As
there
is
cmisiileraliie
snow
in'
Ihe
bush
to
the
we!
of
lllil-
f
on.
II
is
not
thought
Ihe
fire
will
occasion
any
great
damage
il
.standing
limber.
II
is
said
thai
the
site
of
Ihe
plant
could
be
changed
wilh
ad-
vanlage.
All
Ihe
logs
Hail
lo
lie
M-niighl
In
il
by
rail
and
no
ad-
vanlnge
was
taken
or
waier
transport.
lier
and
can
doulilless
dispose
of
Ihe
pasl
season's
cnl
of
logs
lo
,r
1
1.1
1...
.1..
ailvaul.'lge
II
mere
umim
i"-
'
lay
in
ihe
mailer
of
relnijldlng.
vluleresl
is
now
well
awakened
in
'Ihe
children'
ward
at
the
hospital
and
money
is
coming
in.
The
dillicully
is
lo
overcome
llic
natural
Inertia
or
I
In
average
person
and
gel
him
16
lep
in,
-either
to
one
of
the
banks
or
!o
Ihe
Daily
News
ollice
and
leave
Hie
money.
'
Harry
Wasson
was
fined
.$10
and
rosls
in
the
city
piilicc
court
Ibis
morning
for
driving
a
motor
car
wilhoul
a
liernse.
BYNG
OF
VIMY.
Hue
feature
or,
the
morning
donations
was
lu
receipt
of
the
sum
of
Si'.i'ii
from
a.
group
of
young
folks
l.uyU
Morris.
Audrey
rremayne,
Megan
Morris.,
Hilly
llrookshank,
'.lack
Cade,
Hub
I
I'arker
and
Frances
Tremaynr
II
is
llie-e
lillle
auiouuls
thai
rniunl
nu1,
whielr
will
oe'iiuiittv'
make
possible
Ibe
new
ward.
II
....
.
.
will
lie
eav
enoiigu
u
an
ueip.
Following
arc
reived
up
lo
nooil
today:
Previously
acknow
ledged
185.00
Croup
of
Children
Aid.
William
Itrown......
5.00
I
he"
Skipper
.Molher
...
(ioverintr
(ieneral
who
will'
make
brief
visit
here
next
mouth.
Cold
Storage
Manager
says
that
Embargo
is
useless
lo
bring
any
3feto
Al
Hie
right
is
shown
ihe
youth
n
Irinpc
oi
o
Hi,
.
Ilsiian
Tung,
wilh,
hi:
Kugfish
lulor
The
boy
empi
ior,
who
was
ilcpo-cil
before
he
ever
really
asserted
his
rule,
is
planning
an
extensive
visit
to
tins
continent.
Activity
of
United
Stales
in
Curbing
Liquor
Running
on
the
GreatLakes
Causes
Irritation
"ltodd
was
emphatic
in
the
stHleineul
(bat
reprisals
would
L
tpllow
if
the
I'niU'd
Males
pursued
its
announced
policy
oil.
2.20
shooting
nisi
ami
investigating
aiierward
AciMirding
to
tin
story.
carrying
carrying
cannon
cannon
and
ami
.
2.00
'ruisers
.
31
rn
irftiir
rMTCPC
r.
on
smaller
uuns
had
been
cuinmis-
'iiVIlLiJ
iJ11
tililtiliJ
Electric'
Window
Bakeries
5,00
cloned
for
(ireaf
Lake
St.
Andrew's
Autlliary
5O.00
Loval
Order
of
Moose
25.00
service.
SOAP
KING
HAS
PASSED
AWAY
Viscount
Leverhulme
Had
Inter
esting
Life
During
Which
He
Accumulated
Millions
VICTIM
OF
PNEUMONIA
Had
Bin
Clash
with
Late
Lord
NorthcUffo
and
Won
Out
In
Libel
Suit
LONDON,
May
7.
Viseounl
Leverhulme,
one.
of
England's
ffiealesi
industrial
leaders
known
Us
Hie
soap
king
died
this
morning
as;
Hie.
resull
of
an
al-
'ack
.of
pneumonia,
agid
73.
Ili'ginning
in
small
way
in
oap
factory
In
bi'.eauie
a
inlilli-
uillliouaire.
iiiauufacturer
whn
liyided
his
.profits
wilh
his
em
doyees.
William
..lleskelli
Lever,
first
Ituron
I.everhuliiHV
'was
I'1.1'11
liollon.
one
of;
the
busy
col
ton
low
ns
of
Lancashire
in
1X5
1.
Hi
father
was
a
wholesale
grocer
there,
and
young
Lever,
id
Ihe
age
of
10,
helped
in
Hie
paternal
business.
Ten
yjt'iys
laler
lie
bought
a
business
.for
himself
in
Wiiran.
a
lowrivVery
similar
ti
ami
nol
far
from
his
nalh
DJiJ
ikn
Fichintt
SihtntinnU-,
rUVvlum
work
IVCIICI
IV
lft
i-rii.i.v..
.
,
imniiii-iuicd
innnageiueui
made
Lever
a
.prosperous
grocer.
Miy
7.
"Heller
lo
the
lialilml
lisinug
siuia-
and
then,
m
usinjs
nn
worn
would
WOUIII
go
1IIIO
slruc
truck
Ihe
j,,
Canada
cannot
be
brought
about
by
Hie
suggested
etu-
"be
lining
it
lie.
!
J
mericnn
fish
entering
Hie
Canadian
ports
but
y
have
soap."
Allhough
be,
Slides
will
exercise,
hi
famous
.
Irade-name
'
K
Ih
d
Ihe
president
of
Ihe
United
in.w.
V
,i
I.,,..,
II...
dnlv
on
Canadian
fish
entering
light"
during
the,
first
few
Sun-
1
liours.
Ui
iled
Slides
"
So
staled
T.
II.
Jolinsoii,
genei-ul
manager
of
the
Ihe
actual
niaktug
of
the
soap
r
itiaiiiiui
I'ish
e;
Cold
Storage
Company
today.
He
said
that
when
Tor
some
tinm
,hadlo
be
en-the
report
(r
the
llopUiusoii
commission
appointed
by
President
trusted
lo
an
oiilside.
firju.
..
.
.
...
int..
(In.
ltrniliielion
costs
of
American
'and
Modol
Vllln"e
1
'
Cau'adiau
halibut
was
niade
public,
tlie
report
will
'reciimniehll
Lever
eventual!;
ionk
some
that
Ihe
president
exercise
ins
ju-erogaine
aim
reuuie
mi;
ouiy.worhs
"
"
y''y"',
i
.
r
'I
i.u.'
i
..it
in
u.
i
HI
U
11.1
1
.
.
LARDEAU
DISTRICT
Obtained
Group
of
Claims
Through
A.
St.
Claire
Brindle,
Formsr
Mining
Recorder
A.
It.
Trilcs,
well
known
pro-
incial
mining
man,
and
Lieut.
-
ul.
Jack
Leckie
of
Vancouver.
hae
taken
ner
Ihe
Melropolilau
rroiip
of
claims
in
Ihe
Lardeau
lislrict
norlh
of
Kooleuay
Lake,
rini'deal
was
handled
by
A.
St.
'.laire
Itrindle.
A'ielotia
mining
ngiiieer,-
who
recently
became
issocialed
wilh
Mr.
Trilcs
ami
who
Was
instrumental
in
Ihe
transfer
of
Ihe
(iold'Cliff
mine
al
Stewart
friun
William
Dann
lo
Mr.
Triles.
II
Is
iuleresllng
In
note
that
Mr.
Itrindle
was
al
me
lime
mining
lecorTler
al
I'ioiiI
Lake
which
is
Ihe
head-
iiuirlers
of
Ihe
Lardeau
dislricl.
BASEBALL
American
Dclrnil
II.
S'l.
I.Jtiis
i.
,
Philadelphia
0.
Nt'w
Yni"k
lloslon
H.
Washington
10.
Others
postponed.
National
Itrooklyn
In,
lloslon
0.
.
Ay
TAXI
x
BOSTON
GRILL
25
and
Large
Upstair
Dining
Mall,
Ambulance
wilh
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Service
'
J
4-
dances,
banquet
and
wedding
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
parties,
!
Itind
Royal
Hotej,
3rd
Av.
For
ral!s,
apply
to
Boston
PRINCE
RUPERT
and
6th
St.
drill.
Third
Ave.
WHTT
VIPECK,
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
VOL
XV
NO.
!
PHINCK
Ill.PKHT,
Hi:..
Till
Its
DAY,
M,Y
7,
iU23,
Yttrdy'
Circulation
1621
trMt
!.
472.
PRICE
FIVE
GENTS.
u
'v.
BIG
LUMBER
ILL
AT
HUTTON
IS
BURNED
BARON
BYNG
OF
VIMY,
GOVERNOR
GENERAL,
TO
MAKE
SHORT
VISIT
HERE
Big
Lumber
Mill
at
Hutton
is
Destroyed
by
Fire
Valued
at
$300,000:
Planing
Mill
Savedl
,
!
;i
in.--
"f
approximately
:5llU,00'.)f
fairly
writ
covered
by
..I
......
I
II.
....i.
..I.
V
.........
.,,.....1..
II...
I.i
ir
lnml.iiH
....II
jH-'lt.Hi'1
I'ltMIU
III!
1'IIBII
.IHVHI
llflUH.-,
till.
IJI
I
.
.
1
1
1
J
I
Jlllll
,,i
I
r,
ii
d
liraiii
(iruwers
at
Jlulloii
has
been
destroyed
by
i,,.'
-
v!l
a
warehouse
ami
Hurt
Canadian
National
cirs
viju
ii
win!
Maiming
on
(lie
swing.
Tin
i.i
rr
started
late
yesterday
afternoon
and
was
burning
iic
'lie
wrMijoiinu
paengcr
train
paeit
lliroiigli.
I
In:
train
SELF
DEFENSE
Coroner's
Jury
Exonerated
Eu-
Gn
Owens
for
Killing
John
Polo
Near
Juneau
BROUGHT
IN
BODY
I'
'''
M
Mav
7.
Eugene
1-
here
yeslerday
'opinion
of
railway
officials
dial
i.-'dy
of
John
Polo,
40
i.i.
1
,
whom
he.
confessed
n
il
tlurinyia
Ajuairrl
I
lie
system
has
simply
been
disorganized.
IT
the
planiiiK
mill
wvtr
ileslrwyeilMliu
JclegrnpluoTn
i
Miie
ul
the
Saiiduhi
fire
would
go
With
it
'and,
hav-'-.
f'l'i'
mile
south,
in
rrceiwil
mi
word
of
the
loss
li"
Wit
lie
fO!
to
I
lit
nf
(he
telegraph
office,
the
ile-
MONEY
COMING
FOR
NEW
WARD
v
:i
hn.ugli
to
(iicorube
ami
a
locomotive
was
-cut
bark
Place
for
Children
In
Hospital
mi'
a
'id
fiiiiiuiciit
Id
figlit
tin
flames.
MOT
HIS
MAN
Ull
V
1
lAlhS
1UIUI
I
lie
company's
planing
niiil,
which
wa.i
located
some
31)1)
feel
west
of
I
hr
sawmill
and
tin;
adjoining
liimlii'i-
yard
wilh
approximately
fourteen
mill
ion
feet
i
f
lumber
il
is
thought'
wore
saved.
In
(he
planing
mill
the
aider
system
was
installed.
No
Communication
Tlie
telegraph
service
at
Hutton
we
nl
out
ill
coiUiuission
aT-
ler
the
fire
had
1
n
burning
a
couple
of
holies
and
late
lids
iin.riiiiig
it
wan
impossible
to
gel
any
wind
through.
It
is
the
Will
be
Provided
if
al
Help
Governor
General
to
Visit
Prince
Rupert
on
June
27
for
2
Hours
OTTAWA,
May
7.
(iovenior
(iener.il
Lord
ltyng
is
to
isil
Frinie
ltuerl
on
Saturday.
June
2,
arriving
liial
day
on
Ifie
train
from
Hie
Hast
ami
remaining
just
t-v:)
liour
until
six
o'clock
when
lie
will
proceed
soulli
lo
Vancouver
on
one
of
Hie
nig
slearuer
iuaking
her
regular
trip
at
Unit
lime.
According
lo
Hie
schedule
arranged
for
liim,
be
will
leave
licit'
on
a
nionlli's
lour
of
western
Canada
on
June-
t.
The
itinerary
will
include
slops
at
Winnipeg,
Mount
Hobson,
New
llazelloii,
Prince
Rupert,
Vancouver
and.
Victoria.
will
be
made
-"
"
-
-
The
trip
'west
by
j
Ihe
Canadian
National
Itailway.l
r
t
rv
IITflTn
the
train
being
due
to
arrive
at:
iilMAIlA
VVlW.S
Hobson
on
June
3.
al
prince
iCcorge
on
June
25,
and
SniilherH
1
June
2i
al
10
a.m.
He
will
arrive
at
New
lla.i'ltou.
on
June
20
al
Carstou
and
JO
to
Norlh
Kellle
Itiver
yeslerday
ami
many
more
will
join
lliein
loday
in
Ihe
execution
of
Ihe
pledge
of
the
leaders
Ihal
Ibey
will
obey
the
school
law
in
future.
WALTER
MOLSON
OF
MOTREAL
VISITOR
IN
RUPERT
TODAY
Waller
Molson
oT
Montreal,
...
.
V
r
..r
one
oi
me
lanious
laiuny
"i
Molsons,
bankers
ami
brewery
operators,
i
a
visitor
in
the
c'ty
today
in
Ihe
course
of
a
lour
of
the
west.
Accompanied
by
Mrs.
Molson,
he
arrived
in
the
eily
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
and
will
leave
for
Vancouver
tonight.
Mr.
Molson
is
president
of
lb
Lake
oT
Ihe
Woods
Milling
Co.
of
Kenora.
He
is
being
shown
around
Ihe
eilv
loday
by
J.
L.
Chrislie.
Ihe
local
represeiilativ
of
Ihe
company.
ADMIRAL
STURDEE
FIGHTS
LAST
BATTLE
Was
Hero
of
Battle
of
Falkland
Islands
In
1914
LONDON.
May
7.
Sir
Hovel
on
Slurdee,
admiral
of
Ihe
Heel,
who
commanded
Ihe
llrilisli
siuadron
al
Ihe
battle
nf
Falkland
Islands
in
till
I
died
today.
Robert
Forke
Remains
Head
of
Progressive
Party
in
Commons;
Whip
and
Chairman
Changed
OTTAWA,
May
7.
Hubert
Forke
remains
head
of
the
Piotrrcssixe
Parly,
it
was
uiinonuced
last
night
ut
Ihe
close
of
Hie
third
protruded
caucus
or
1
lie
parly
held
during
Ihe
past
two
i.u-w
'rim
i-inii'iises
were
Ihe
l-nsiilt
of
differences
which
came
....
VI
11
1
1
W
A
m
THREE
BOUTS
'2.30
p.in,
leave
at
5.30
and
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e
al
Prince
llupert
on
Sat
u
r-i
Amateur
Championship
Bouts
day,
June
21,
al
f
p.m.
and
leave!
Corr.o
to
This
Country;
Two
al
0.
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TOlHlNm
May
7.
The
Mail
and
Empire
published
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TAKE!
CHILDREN
TO
SCHOOL
iHAM
FOHK1?,
May
7.
Fonrt
en-
you
n
tf
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bobor
Honor
boys
joys
were
were
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the
Uiuletl
Slates
lo
niaintaui
a
coasl
guard
on
tlie
dirni
to
curb
rum
running,
it
wn
jircdii
led
liy..Iolin
11.
lt"dd,
K.(I.,
,
j.
the
donations
re-
former
crown
attorney.
.
Winnipeg
Winners
l)lSTOXMay
7.
Canada
won
three
mil
of
eight
of
Hie
pan-
American
amateur
boxing
championship
bouts.
The
United
spates
won
four,
South
America
one.
.
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.
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,
f
The
CanaiTiaii
wlftmmfs'
were
in
the
I2l
pound
class,
Agnew
Hurlje
of
Tiirvlo;,
Jfiy,
Jhe
175
pooni
eiass,7IinVf's'
"iIamTer
of
Winnipeg
ami
in
tlie
heavy
weight
class.
Angus
Snider
of
Winnipeg.
KETCHIKANITES
VISITING
TOWNi
Rotarians
from
Alaskan
City
Ar
rive
to
Attend
Banquet
Here
Tonight
-
s
To
'
a
1
1
'in
I
1
lie
installation
banquet
of
the
local
Holary
Clubj
Ibis
evening
alid
aerompany
a
parly
leaded
by"
Dislricl
(iovt-r--
uor
I-rank
Higgs
of'
Portland
lo
Hie
inauguration
banquet
al
'Ketchikan
al
Ibe
wid
of
Ihe
week,
a
party
nf
Ketchikan
llotai-taua
arrived
in
town
this
morning.
The
parly
consists
of
Harry
C.
N'unan,
Ketchikan
manager
of
the
New
Englaml
Fish
Co.
and
president
of
Ihe
club
there;
Itev.
C.
M.
Van
Miirter,
Melhodist
t-lergylnan;
Xt
H.
'Walker,
drug-gis,
and
Frank
Parrisli,
travelling
salesman
and
Hotariau
o
Seattle
who
represented
Oovcr-nor
Higgs
at
the
organization
in
Ketchikan.
Tlie
parly
arrived
al
H.t5
this
morning
on
the
halibut
schooner
Carolen,
Cant.
A.
J.
Anderson,
afler
a
lrij
whidli
look
just
over
Iwelve
hours.
They
will
return
norlh
on
the
Princess
Mary
tomorrow
night.
HAPPY
RITCHIE
OFF
TO
CASSIAR
DIGGINGS
Will
bo
Enqaned
With
Government
Survey
Party
and
May
Remain
In
Deaso
Lako
Country
.1
.F
.Ititehie,
.It
'"Happy")
is
leaving
tomorrow
tin
the
Princess
Mary
for
thtr.Dcase
Lake,
country.
'
lie
will
b)
engaged
for
a
while
with
Hie
party
of
J.
A.
In'n
head
over
the
vole
on
Ihe
budget
last
Friday-
when
a
numberiSleph'en.
public.
worK-cngineer,
nf.
Progressives
boiled
from
Ihe
parly
and
supported
the
gov
ernmenl
of
Hon.
W.
L.
Mackenzie
King,
thus
giving
him
u
snb-
(uulial
majority,
As
a
result,
of
Ihe
caucuses
several
changes
have
been
made
in
Hie
officials
of
the
parly.
C.
has
replaced
J.
i.
Johnson
as
chief
Progressive
whip
and
W.
Kennedy
will
cease
to
act
as
W.
Stewarl,
M.P.,
of
llumboll
'.
chairman
of
the
caucus.
If
the
pusiiliitltie.s
of
gold
mining
in
the
new
fbild
'nro
anything
like
they
are
reputed
to
be,
Happy
says
In-
may
spend
next
winler
lu
'lluOCasslari!
He,
win
there
last
year
and
came
oul;by
way
if
HaeHon.
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