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by
nivor
Launch
IltHY,
Alaska.
June
8.
The
OTTAWA,
Juno
8,
Fatalities
'uany
of
llieiri
accountable
for
'Jfsirc
to
escape
Ihe
uppresslvo
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over
the
week
end.
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AERIAL
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mister
pieasea
wun
progress
maue
on
iaien
Island
Road
toward
Galloway
hapids
linn
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win)
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made
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section
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try
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for
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nee
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pass
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moiin-
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McLaren
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expected
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be
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north
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summer
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Mr.
Siillierland,
accompanied
V,V.OlL
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June
8.-Krnest
by
L.W.icer
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40
and
60
Business
Men
From
South
Will
bo
Here-
Special
Invitation
to
Hazelton
iiiiwiM'ii
10
and
HO
business
men
oT
the
southern
metropolis
will
be
here
next
-
month
with
the
Vancouver
Hoard
uf
lrailo
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to
central
UriUsii
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for
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and
entertain
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here
are
in
Mlie
nanus
oi
new
inonoidaiH'
carrying
three
11,0
local
board
ut
traut.
iiity
paengi-rs
and
a
crew
of
two
will
use
a
special
train
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linn.
In
Hazelton
where
they
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IS
IIOSSI-
1
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lie
1
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uawu
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10
remain
""-""e
Sunday.
hie
Ihtil
some
local
cinzens
ma)
Hie
miiehino
turned
over.
but
join
Hie
parly
here
lor
1110
hip
"o
one
was
hurl
and
Ihe
pas-
tlnough
me
micnm.
cnger
conlintied
Hie
voyage
"own
the
Yukon
by
launch.
rimi
ir.inifnn"
a
m
THE
WEEK
END
Intense
Hoat
In
Eastorn
Canada
Accountable
for
Soveral
Deaths
VICTORIA
CROSS
-
..
MANYISITS
U1Y
J,
O'Shra
Arrives
From
Massott
Inlot
and
Ooos
North
to
Doaso
Lako
Gold
Dig
ghigs
nr
Canada's
Victorin
Cross
holders
has
been
visltin
the
..iiv
.l.uiiiL'
he
past
lew
nays,
un
w.,
-
i-
1
li'S.
iea
who
urrmu
nuiu
M,wli.li
Inlet
on
the,
Prince
John
last
week
and
went
north
on
the
princess
Louise
nils
morning.
11,.
ill
lako
rtart
in
the
Dense
i.nko
gold
rush.
Accompanying
him
is
another
ox-service
man,
M.
D.
H.
Place.
BUSY
WEEK
END
-'
.
ON
WATERFRONT
Soveral
Freight
Vessels
In
Be
sides
Rigular
Passenger
Boats
SHIPPING
SPRUCE
Prince
Hupcrt
Mill
Ships
First
Quota
of
Airplane
Stock
for
Vlckers
Tliu
week-end
naw
consider
able
sliitioiiiu
uctixitv
in
the
harbor
in
addition
to
the
regular
passenger
ships.
The
Coast
Steamshjii
Co.'s
steamer
(ellic
arriveil
yesleiday
afternoon
and
is
loading
lu.uuu
feet
of
airidane
snruce
at
the
ocean
dock.
This
represents
the
fust
shipment
of
IhH
slock
rrom
the
I'rinee
Ituperl
Spruce
mill
to
fill
an
order
running
into
millions
of
feet
that
the
local
con
cern
Is
to
fill
for
Vickers.
Kng-
laml.
The
mill
has
been
piling
Hie
lumber
in
Hie
ocean
dock
for
some
time
now.
Yesterday
aflernoon
t
h
e
steamer
Hubert
II.
Merrick,
Capt.
liillam.
arrived
at
I
lie
Albert
&
Mci'-affery
wharf,
and,
after
dis-
fhariiiiiif
lumber,
lime
and
coal
herfc,
sailed
at
noon
for
the
NaiW
Hier.
The
C.IUl.
freighter
I'rineess
Lnu
is
now
due
at
I
lie
Albert
A
McCaffory
wharf
with
(.')()
Ions
of
cement.
Also
in
port
over
the
week
end
was
the
(Joastwiso
SU-am-
ship
A
VUarge
Co.'s
freighter
Anyox.
Capt.
McKinuon,
which
arrived
from
the
south
on
Sat
urday
evening
and,
after
dis
charging
-'00
Ions
of
coal
at
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Slorage
Co.'s
plant,
sailed
last
night
for
Anyox.
I'assenger
vessels
in
port
over
Hie
week-end
included
the
Prin
cess
Heatricc.
Prince
Ituperl
and
Venture
on
Saturday;
the
Uir-
leua
and
.the
Prince
Kuperl
e.-
lerday
and
Hie
Princess
Louise
I
this
morning.
OPTION
GIVEN
ON
USK
MINE
Doal
Involving
Cordillera
Group
Provides
For
Payment
or
S130.000,
$10,000
Cash
The
shareholders
of
the
Kil-
selas
Mountain
Copper
Co.,
who
held
their
annual
meeting
in
this
city
on
Saturday,
consented
to
Hive
an
oidion
lo
.Mrs.
Maude
Amies
of
Vancouver
on
the
Lot
.
.
.
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I
1
era
grouo
01
mining
ciaiius
near
L'sk.
Immediate
devcloi
mini
wni-k
is
to
be
started
on
the
nronerty
and
the
deal
in
vohes
a
total
purchase
vrice
of
m
130,0011
with
a
casli
paynieui
01
I
O.000
on
July
'-.
Among
the
directors
of
the
company
who
attended
me.
niecling
were
A.
J.
Ttionip.iji
.of
Usk.
manai'-'er
of
Ihe
company:
J.
1).
Wells
secretary,
and
James
Darby
a
heavy
shareholder.
Mr.
Kortner
of
Portland,
Oregon,
Ih
presldenl.
HEAVYWEIGHT
FIGHT
WAS
POOR
DISPLAY
SAN
FHANCISCO,
June
8.
Ocorge
(lodfrey,
Negro,
won
11
decision
from
Jack
llenaull
it
Ihe
end
of
a
ten
rounu
nom
Saturday.
It
is
regarded
by
critics
as
(lie
poorest
heavyweight
fight
of
any
coiiseiiueiio
ever
slaved
here.
Advertise
In
Ihe
Daily
News
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
and
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
Ambulance
M
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Service
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
Jknywhare
at
Anytime.
parties..
.
-..-1
Until
9-A
Ana
For
rats,
apply
to
Uoston
and
Bin
su
PRINCE
RUPERT
Grill,
Third
Ave.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
.....
vi'
vn
151
llurdar't
ClrcuSatlon
1664
8U..I
!
424.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
PH1NCE
HUPKKT,
H.C.,
MONDAY.
JUNK
8,
1H23.
IBEL
SUff
BEGINS
AGAINST
J.
S.
COWER
w
rifTmitnrk
tw
mnr
i
r
An
vtTAifr
nnTim
n
A1TTT1
AY
1TA
lfT.irir
aVT
Tir
ITTfT"
HA
I
f
K.
MJlHbKLANU
ItLLS
Ur
WUKK.
BtlNb
UUNfc
UN
F1UK1
HtKlN
1KUIN&
WAV
.1
.
IJ'
h
onnern
nignway
is
Soon
to
he
Opened
as
Outstanding
icgnoclast
in
the
British
world
of
letters
and
lolilics,
Lady
Murgot
Asqiiilh
has
published
her
new
bouk,
"IMaves
and
Persons."
Expedition
is
Going
North
to
Take
Official
Charge
of
the
Canadian
Islands
of
the
Arctic
1
YANCOL'YRH,
June
8.
The
Province
suys:
"During
Ihe
uiiiimer
Uiuudu
'wiii
organize
an
administrative
body
and
police
fur
:dl
inlands
Dial
have
been
discovered
in
Ihe
Arctic
region
uni
which
Ihe
Duiuiniun
claims
us
part
of
Ibis
country.
For
Jiis
purpose
lleurge,
P.
Mackenzie,
gold
commissioner
uf
ihe
Yuknti,
;
-vlimrtml
Here
H-oni
Ihe
jiorlli,
has
been
given
iin
issigniiieul
Ihat
111
Miiul
of
lerrilory
over
whicb
he
become
liiir
e.ei-iitive
is
Hie
nu'sl
expansive
lhal
has
been
placed
uiului
be
jiuisdiclion
of
any
person
heretofore.
II
embraces
islund.-iu
the
Atlantic
adjoining
Ihe
Arctic
as
well
us
111
the
Pacific.
The
first
expedition
to
bring
'
irder
inlo
Arctic
outposts
and
lo
rITt7
11
YTT
laT
report
on
the
natural
resources
1
Kill
If
MM
Nl
V
,r
11
fin-
nff
C.uiHil
an
nos-
w.-
ii'ssions'
will
leave
on
July
1
un-
j
Jer
Hie
leadership
oT
Mr.
Mac-1
;eiizie
who
will
have
a
staff
of
.'eulogists
and
other
experts
iti;
he
party.
j
Scuffle
Took
Place
at
Barnet
and
"While
Mackenzie,
who
is
here
n
route
to
Ottawa
to
complete
preparations
for
the
expedition,
which
will
be
by
vessel
to
the
Surlli
Atlantic,
would
not
deny
'he
new
undertaking
lo
which
he
lad
been
assigned,
he
had
noth-
ng
to
vsay
resarding
details
of
the
government
s
plan
iior
ad
ministration
of
the
new
terri
tory."
HEAD
OF
DOMINION
WORKS
DEPARTMENT
HEROOUND
NORTH
J.
G.
Brown
Well
Known
Tennis
Enthusiast
and
All
Round
'
Sportsman
J.
O.
llrown,
head
of
Hie
Doin
inion
public
works
department
in
llritish
Columbia
and
ollielaHy
designated
resident
Dominion
(iovcrnmenl
architect,
passn
llii-niiiili
Hits
nmrninir
on
Ills
wav
io
Atlin
and
While
Horse
where
be
will
inspect
the
public
build
lugs.
Mr.
'llrown
is
a
well
known.
tennis
player
and
for
a
long
linn
was
secrelury
of
the
Victoria
tenuis
club,
lie
was
formerly
iilsii
interested
in
soccer
and
other
outdoor
spoils.
He
now
regrets
lhal
his
duties
prevent
him
taking
part
lo
any
extent
tie
expects
lo
return
next
week
A
LUMBER
YARD
One
of
Ship
Company
Held
ji
by
Police
A.NCOUVr:il.
June
8.
Itoliert
Small,
a
ship's
cook
of
the
S.S.
Hoinera,
loading
lumber
at
Dar
nel,
was
found
dead
in
a
lumber
ard
al
that
place
Sunday.
Small
and
three
companions
visited
Vancouver
Saturday
and
returned
lain
lhal
night,
.'three
men
boarded
the
vessel
later.
One
uf
the
three,
Hubert
Oreen-
les,
is
being
held
by
the
police
pending
the
outcome
of
an
In-
luesl.
f
;
It
is
alleged
that
there
was
a
cullle
before
the
men
boarded
the
vessel
and
that
Small
was
placed
in
a
sitting
position
on
a
idle
of
lumber,.
EIGHTTODIE
CAIRO
MURDER
Prisoners'
Were
Removed
from
Dock
Shrieking
and
CAIHO,
June
8.
Eight
of
(he
men
convicted
of
the
assassina
tion
of
Sir
Lee
Stack
last
Nov
ember
have
been
senlenced
lo
death.
Some
of
the
prisoners
were
removed
from
the
dock
shrieking
and
si
niggling.
Break
in
Intense
Heat
Wave
Comes
on
Ninth
Day
Bringing
Much
Wind
and
Rain
in
East
CHICAGO,
Juno
8.
Heliof
in
the
eastern
and
middle
western
areas
is
in
prospect
today
from
the-
almost
iialion-wiile
heat
.......
,,'iiii.i.
ii..i
ImLi.m
(nil
nf
il
lives
iii
nine
ilavs.
A
storm
today
broke
over
the
country
.accompanied
by
heavy
wind
and
rnin,
which
caused
heavy
property
damage
and
numerous
injuries
lo
people
-in
several
uf
Ihe
western
stales.
Cowper
Sued
for
Libel
in
Connection
with
an
Article
on
Murder
Case
F.
L.
Baker
Objects
lo
Statements
in
Regard
to
Murder
said
to
have
been
brought
out
in
Confession
YANCOLiYlill,
June
8.
Information
was
swo.rn
to
here
oalurUuy
night
beiore
Magistrate
J.'
A.
Fiuduiy
by
t
L.
Haker
1.
,r
mi
ll
iuipi
.-iiriimsi
.Iniiti
S.
Cnwner.
editor
of
the
ll'ii
1
1
1
o
v.
iiiiiiiM
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.....
.
.
-
.
;
-
oatmduy
Tribune,
u
weekly
paper
published
here.
The
charge
"
.
.
.
.
.
.
it.
.
in.
:i
1
i:..i..
.......
is
u
stiiiel
lo
tlic
puuiicaiion
in
uie
iriuuuu
oi
an
amvio
iciu-taliiig
Ut
the
Janet
Smith
murder
ease.
(J.
L.
Kruser,
counsel
Tor
Haker,
was
in
consultation
with
Mag-iitntte
Kindlay
today
as
lo
whether
a
warrant
should
be
sworn
out
or
only
a
stimmuns
issued.
Later
in
the
afternoon
it
was
decided
to
issue
a
summons,;
-
which
was
done
and
Cowper
is
pHIMECI?
MAM
,u.nmo..ed
lo
appear
in
court
ITI
II
ILilJLl
llliill
,iel
-Monday
Had
a
warrant
(been
issued,!
,owper
would
have
been
ar-.ested.
As
il
is
lie
appears
in
iourl
lo
answer
lo
the
charge.
In
the
meantime
the
provin
cial
poliue
are
dnvesligaling
utalrments
in
regard
lb
a
Van
couver
woman
mafiirrKr;t
eoufes-
slon
that
she
knew
more
,
than
lias
been
published
about
the
murder,
that
Hie
girl
was
killed
in
an
upstair
room
in
the
Osier
Ave.
house
during
a
Halibut
fares
marketed
here
this
morning
totalled
,110,000
pounds,
six
American
boats
hav-
T
7
0110
iiomids
and
five
Canadians,
30,000
pounds.
Prices
were
better
than
the
average
vvhicb
prevailed
last
week.
Arrivals
and
sales:
American
ii...,,..,,,.
I?
nun
Hi,
at
1j
.-'('.
uni
lie
to
Hie
Atlin
Fisheries
I.--..,
i..-.,
point
ii.000
lbs.:
Hi
cm.
r.ooo
lbs.,
and
Neptune,
7,
Mill
Hint.
II
I
lTic
and
0c.
to
the
Pacific
Fisheries.
Hainier,
5,5000
lbs.,
at
l.Va
mill
111
Ihe
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Slorage
Co.
Commonwealth.
.30.000
lbs
at
13c
and
Oc.
lo
the
Booth
Fish
eries
Canadian
Co.
Canadian
Selma.
U.OOO
lbs.,
al
13.
ic
and
Oc,
and
llingleader,
1
It,
500
Ilia
III
!
Or
mid
0.5e.
to
the
Canadian
Fish
it
Cold
Storage
Co
M.
M.
Christopher.
"J.ooo
ins
ni
i:ie
and
5i
and
Verna.
0,500
lbs.,
at
13c
and
0c,
to
the
Hoyal
l-'isli
Cn.
Cibson.
3,000
lbs.,
al
12.8c
and
lie,
to
tin"
Pacific
Fisheries.
COLONEL
DENNISON
DIED
IN
TORONTO!
TOHONTO.
June
8.
Colonel
Ocorge
T.
Denuison,
for
VI
vears
police.
magistrate
and
a
well
known
writer
on
military
subjects,
died
here
yesterday.
The
Colonel,
who
was
born
In
1830.
served
in
the
Fenian
raids
and
the
northwest
rebellion.
AdvertlftA
,u
the
Dally
Nevv
NANAIMOMINES
Keeping
up
Steam
and.
Running
Locomotives
In
SplU
of
5
'
'
Tleua
.''':;
'
NANAimO,
June
8.'
Chlneie"
have
been
called
into
service
here
lo
man
the
mines
of
the
Western
Fuel
Corporation
fol-
I
i;ir:is.
lowiu-r
Hie
going
out
on
strike
i.....'
m.
;
......
.........
ii,...-..
mill
lhal
of
Ihe
regular
miners
on
Salur-
II1UI,
.11
1
UV.TI;
,i;i
.
.
v
bloodmarks
may
yet
be
seen
on
day
-In
protect
to
a
reduction
t
of
n.
in
tin.
iinripr
ilium.
Willed,
liiey
are
U3I!U.IS
uie
IIH3
lll-'Vl
ill
tin-
M
I'I
I
7
,
.
.
1
rricials
and
office
stair
in
car
l
IIU
UIIIqIU
...i
v.
.
:
1
1...
11...
a
H.....I...I
i-viti'-
mi
iiiiiinleiiatice
'.work.
lieeil
reueiiu
"-
"ul
"w
1
w-c?
-
-
:
(ieneral
s
department
aird
inves-
The
company
is
keeping
.
up
li'.li..iw
urn
H!i
Illilde.
WlllClli
I
Sieaill
Ullll
i
iiiiiiuir,
iucuuium
.
i,
-i..i..,i
n.nv
inv.iKe
nelsons
in
soile
or
Uie
lie-up.
01
omei
II
J"
l.""J
,
.
-
-r,,
InnllvltllW
C
.
1
1
-.
11
iiii-i.i
1
.
.
.
1.
.....
ivo
iieveiopinenis
:uae
yei
ninn
inninur
been
reported
from
the
coinintt-
rlon
ARlllVilLj
lei.
which
was
appointed
by
the
-
.-
-
I
!
!
;fl.i
I
nan
I
km
tniliUPa
lit
H
til-
MHHV"
14JIUUII
Lanceville.
Lailys'fnith
and
Cum-
Pounds
ai
Bewer
rricoo
neriami
wun
a
view,
iv
humus
This
Morning
I
hem
also
o
out
on
Hlnke.
PREVENT
MINES
FROM
FLOODING
Although
Miners
on
1
Strike
Pumps
Will
be
Kept
Going
NANAIMO.
June
8.
(Following
a
mass
meeting
of
niiucrk
of
the
Western
Fuel
Corporation,
which
rejected
the
proposal
of
Ihe
com-
.
1
1.
..
"A!:?..
1'...
pany
in
regaru
10
a
r.uuuiieiii
of
00
cents
a
day
"pay'
to
enw
ployees
numbering
1,30(1
who
ijuit
work
and
will
reindlu
out
until
Hie
company
makcjjiU
move
lo
neigoliale,
arrangeiiipnis
were
made
lo
keep
the
minea
from
Hooding
through
the
efforts
of
the
maintenance
committee
under
direction"
of
the
company.
hazelton"airpIane
TO
FLY
IN
JUNE
Harvey
Floyd
Obtaining
Qualifi
cations
for
Pilot
at
Jericho
Beach
Station
The
Hallway
Employees'
In
dustrial
&
Investment
Associa
tion
cxVect
to
make'
the
first
Higbl
from
Ilazellon
In
.Ihe
Deane
Lake
country
with
their
all-metal
hydroplane
Ilazellon
about
Hie
middle
nf
June.
The
plane
has
been
overhauled
and
,.Ui
in
readi
ness
to
lako
the
air,
Its
pilot,
Lieut.
Harry
Floyd,
Is
tl
present
obtalninig
the
necessary
qualifications
to
lake
charge
nt
the
Jericho
Heach
Air
Station
s