!!(
Hupert,
If
behind
I
he
ven-
M
Aiva'off
lut
in
1
1
Mint
Hie
i
-..infill
of
Fiji
is
interested
Hip
proposal.
ANS.ON
WiM.
BE
PROSECUTOR
Crown
al
Ac.lirq
Hera
Next
Week
VA.NCOl
Vl'.ll.
June
C,
Follow-
IIIU
II
BIIKUM!
Wllll'll
It'll
llllll
tll'n-
I
Manson
will
prosecute
for
Hie
l.l-l.li-l.
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II.
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I
II.:
rij-.i
Ulilcli
iiiiiiii
mi
.
1
1
1
ll
i
ii.
v
Justice
W.
M.
McDonald,
piiim;,
linns'
iwoip"''
McFARLANE
WINS
.
GOLF
CHAMPIONSHIP
WtmUF.STICJt.
Mas..
June
5.
Miu-fuilune
defeated
Jones
in
h
ri
it
it
1
eiubiei'ii
holes
veslerday
"oernuon
for
the
I
.S.
open
""oiioiiship
by
a
score
of
7'-'
'
i
i.
An
Emergent
Communication
of
Tslmpsoan
Lodgo
No.
58
A.
F,
&
A.M.
will
bo
held
in
the
Masonic
Temple
on
Sunday,
June
7,
at
2.30
p.m.
for
Hie
piM'posu
of
liolding
Masonic
Funeral
Service
foi"
our
lulu
Hro.
Harry
Day
All
ineinbers
und
sojourn-big
brelhrell
are
reiuesled
to
allcnd.
Ed.
II.
Mortimer,
l'.M.
Secy.
PROPOSE
ERECTING
COAL
BUNKERS
HERE
A
siigeslion
was
made
al
I
lie
Board
of
Trade
,
meeling
last
uighl
thai
a
privale
eompany
was
proposing
creeling
coal
bunkers
al
Ibis
port
lo
handle
Alberta
coal.
The
mailer
eauie
up
in
conneclion
with
a
pelilion
from
I
lie.
miners
of
Kdson
asking
that
Hie
(iovern-meiil
establish
bunkers
here.
The
pelilion
was
referred
lo
tho
proper
eoiiiinillre.
PLAINTIFF
WINS
IN
COUNTY
COURT
CASE
A.
J.
Richmond
Is
Ordered
to
Pay
$130
to
Laura
Darwin
I
mi-tnctiL
in
favor
of
Hie
nlaintiff
lor
iao
anil
cosis
was
iveniby
JuiJge
oung
uus
muro-
.
r
t
I
k.i
ivL'i
ii
Jllg
III
1110
Uil!U
Ul
liuuin
vs.
A.
J.
lllcliiuoiiu.
i-iaiiiiiii
claimed
that
fl't"
bad
purcliaseu
a
seal
coal
from
dcfeiulanl
pay
ing
tflo
down.
She
lalcr
returned
the
coat
but
did
not
igel
her
money
back.
This
is
what
.she
sued
for.
M.
lion.ales
had
Hie
case
for
Ihc
plainlirr
and
V.
V..
Fisher
for
H'
defendanl.
CUTSGASOLINE
COST
TO
10
CENTS
A
GALLON
SIOl.
X
FALLS.
S.
Dak.
--James
A
Mav
of
ailU
I
II
Mrccl
has
pcr-
ferieil
an
amazing
new
uevicc
ihal
is
eiiiibliii
car
owners
lo
cul
Iheir
igasoliuc
bills
in
half
by
liiuliliiiiP
their
iiiileaKo
frotn
-ii
all
line
used.
Many
owners
bate
made
over
Hi
miles
on
trillion
H
al"
removes
carboiii
increases
motor
'power
and
pep,
nreveiits
spark
plug
trouble
anil
overhealiiiH.
Anyone
can
Install
II
n
five
minute.
Mr.
May
wants
agents,
and
Is
offering
to
send
one
free
I
o
out'
auto
owner
in
each
locality.
'WrilcUiIm'to
day.
where
great
developinenls
in
Hie
iniliisry
of
gold
miiiin-'
are
ex-
peeled.
Mr.
Kerr
in
has
always
been
eulhusiaslic
aboul
Ibis
pif.i-
jeel
ami
recent
developinents
id
llnr
llassiar
dislricl
have
served
lo
make'
liiin
even
more
so.
It
is
his
ainbilion
lo
make
Slewar!
ilhe
porl
of
enlry
for
the
Oassiar
jand
Allin
ilislricls
just
as
Skag-
ivay
is
the
entry
lo
Hie
Yukon.
i
Dr.
Sutherland
has
wilh
him
p.
l'lilljp,
chief
ensineer
of
the
""(public
works
deparliiienl,
and
A.
L.
Harrulhors.
former
district
engineer
here
ami
now
bridge
superintendent
for
-
the
deparliiienl.
-Mining
trails
mid
bridges
generally'
in
Hie
Porllaod
Canal
distrlrl
'will
receive
Ibeir
alien-lion
in
view
oT
imveased
development
und
large
number
of
.application.
The
parly
will
also
visil
Anyox.and
Alice
Arm.
Mrs
Sutherland
is
accompanying
Dr.
Sutherland.
Mr.
Harrow,
shortly
afler
arriving
here,
proceeded
by
train
to
Smilhers.
Accompanied
thy
Col.
NY.
S.
I.atla
oT
Hie
Laud
Scllleineul
Hoard
be
will
.visit
Hie
Hulkley
and
Nochako
nllrys.
GIBBONS
IS
State
KNOCKED
OUT
Geno.Tunney,
Lightweight
Cham
plon,
Wins
In
Twolfth
Round
at
Now
York
N
F.
NY
Y
)
II
K.
June
(.
-
(!cno
Tuuney,
American
lightweight
.champion,
knocked
out
Toniniy
(iibbons
in
Ihe
tweHlh
round
or
their
rifleen
round
bout
last
night.
Tuiuiey
was
the
aggressor
throUBlioul
and
afler
a
minutes'
fighting
in
Hie
tweHlh
crashed
u
blow'
lo
Oibbous'
Jaw.
BOSTON
GRILL
25
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Amhtii-j!..
A
'"""our,
i.
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
service
dancos,
banquets
and
wadding
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
parlies.
i
aj-i-l
O
I
a
Hand
HOTai
ngwi,
oru
nil,
For
rains,
apply
to
Boston
and
6lh
su
PRINCE:
RUPERT
drill,
Third
Ave.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
'YUI,
vr
,"
-
PIlhNCi:
HUPKUT,
B.C.,
SATLMIJAY.
Jl'NE
0,
1925
VMUrtfiy'i
Clrculttlon
1G35
Sir.
72.
PIUr.E
FIVK
CENTS.
TART
AN
QI
TP17D
CTB
Iff
TI
TP
F
IMMEM
A
TCI
V
mill
VI
1
LU1
LillkJ
1
UU
W
UllLi
lltilTlLiL'm
1
LiL
1
OARD
OF
TRADE
CHARGES
DISCRIMINATION
BY
RAILWAY
AGAINST
PORT
I
m
n
Ft
rcrgir
Kate
Revision
is
to
be
Undertaken
by
Railway
Board
on
Instructions
from
the
Government
usi
tie
uu&eu
un
uklj
o
zquauzauon
ana
iNNlKN
AKr
r
..
f
I
.
r
iff
.
r
i
iiiuwijiv
turn
rarucmariy
to
encourage
west
Bound
Traffic
Through
Pacific
Ports
OTTAWA,
June
0.
Tlte
Hoard
of
ltailway
Lluinmisionert
.
i
i
......
f
i
i..
ii
i
i
i
Tlif
order
lays
uuwn
Ihal
I
lit
policy
of
equalization
of
Tlic
board
will
bo
unfettered
in
its
investigations
cxrepl
in
I
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in
I
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lliu
uiva
m.i,
uiiu
Will
UIIU
VII
IIIV-V
lilt
IIIU.IW
I.
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II...
I
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I
.
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I
IN
VANCOUVER
n
ki.irPM
lite
i
i
hi
lie
"at
tuidt
oT
which
will
he
.
.
.
j.
......
:
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...
I
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;
II
It
f
I
IIIMI
IMIII
!
il.lll
1-1.1
lialions
uiiiUer
way
n,
;i
1
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II
IUII
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i
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I
oar-
7
.in
I
I
I
III
ii
.
.ii.
aiiuii'ii,
hi
cu
jpr
iinancier.
lorniei
ii
i
exceeded.
I
in
tlii-i
-more
the
board
is
di-
i
reeled
in
its
investigations
to
;have
regard
to
t
lit
freest
possi-lilo
interchange
of,
commodities
between
tlit
various
provinces
ami
in
particular
to
cnrouiago
--
llii-
movement
of
traffic
llnonsli
AWatoff,
Better
Known
Here
Canadian
polls
and
the
cueour-M
Mltchell
Albert,
Behind
.aemenl
of
increased
lraff)c
Scheme
YANMHrVKII,
June
0.
-
weslwunr
uiol
casiwaru
mroujni
;
Pacific
coast
ports
owing
to
trade
Avilh
tin
Orlenl
VISITING
HERE
Hon.
Wm.
Sloan
and
Hon.
Dr.
Sutherland
on
Way
to
Stewart
J
BARROW
GOES
EAST.
A
party
or
provincial
cabinet
ministers
consisting
of
Hon.
Dr.;
NY.
H.
Sutherland,
minister
of.
public
works,
lion.
William
Sloan
I
minister
of
myics
and
provincial
secretary,
and
Hon.
K.
D.
Harrow,
minister
of
agriculture,
arrived
on
I
lie
Prince
Rupert
llii
morning
from
Victoria.
,
,
Or.
.Sutherland
and
Mr.
Sloan
will
proceed
to
Stewart
tonight
accompanied
by
II.
Y
Herein.
M.I..A.
fof
All
in
who
-wlHvi'iis
deavor
lo
imtiiejis
iiou
them
HP'
id
v
i
4i
b
fl
11
ai
n
L-.
teas
ibil
i
I
yw
.ul
mid
lo
transportation
of
pro-
conslruftltn
a
Ir.iiho?
road
lt
T
duels
throiuh
Hie
Vaiianm
Canal,
connecl
Ste
rtevarl
v
it
ti
I
lease
Lake
Bishop
elldon,
dean
of
Durham,
thinks
Kuglish
society
has
become
demoralized
within
Hie
last
few
years
,
Elevator
Contractor
Arrives
and
Imbeds
Site
of
Elevator
rv,
Prior
io
Commencing
Woik
Wre
F.
K.
Halls,
vice-president
of
the
Winnipeg
contracting
firm
of
Cut
let'-lialls-Aiilinger,
which
Juts
the
contract
lor
the
oiliid-ing
of
the
elevalor
siiperstnicliire
liere,
arrived
on
the
Prince
Hnperl-
this
liiorning
Irom
Vancouver
lo
make
preliminary
.arrangements
for
the
starling
of
the
work.
This
"morning,
accoiii-puiiicd
by
V.
,.
Chulcf,
Hie
supervising
engineer,
he
visited
the
site.
The
Northern
Construction
Co.
is
well
advanced
with
the
substructure
work
and
the
situation
js
in
a
position
where
the
superstructure
work
may
lie
commenced
almost
inmiedialely.
Mr.
Halls
announced
this
af-
r
-
-
ternoou
that
equipment
wliich
was
used
in
the
construction
of
the
elevalor
at
Filinonlon
is
now
being
loaded
there
for
Prince
Hnperl
and
should
arrive
by
the
first
'
of
next
week.
I
he,
work
of
Carter-Halls
here
will
be
started
4.
as
soon
as
it
arrives.
Ij,
David
Shearer,
who
was
in
ehurpttcof
the
elevalor
construe-
tion
at
Cdiuonlon,
will
be
super-
inlendent
oT
Hie
work
in
Prince
ltuert
and
is
due
In
arrie
in
Ihe
city
aboul
the
noddle
of
next
week.
,
Mr.
Hall
s
siaicu
inui
ine
Prince
Kuperl
elevalor
would
be
completed
atid
ready
for
operation
by
November
I.
STOCK
MARKET
Bid.
Asked
Granby
'.
CJ.OO
Hazellon
OH
.02
Howe
Sound
....
10.00
10.00
Indian
.0Vj
.07
Vi
Surf
Inlet
.'7
.
Dunwell
3.10.
3.83
Premier
2,20
2.33
'
Kufus
il2
.20
Terminus
.10
.60
I..
&
I
,25
Vj
.28
Daly
Alaska
.25
.30
Bayview
10
.12
INDIAN
PRINCE
DIES
IN
PARIS
TWO
WERE
KILLED
Maharajah
or
Gwalior
Expired
IN
AN
AUTO
SMASH
Suddenly
Yesterday-Cre-
TACOMA,
June
0
-Judge
Mer
rill
J.
NNTonlou,
rormer
supremo
court
Judge,
fit)
years
oT
age.
and
Mrs.
Lena
Bradley
were
killed
and
five
others
were
Injured
when
r.an
automobile
ran
away
downsiu
sleep
bill
yesterday
crn.sliKjs.inlo
a
building.
I
mated
In
Style
Today
TO
EQUALIZE
PAK1S,
June
0.
-Maharajah
of;
Gwalior,
one
of
India's
richestj
The
and
mosl
powerful
princes,
died
.
steam
suddenly
here
on
(Friday.
The
body
was
cremaled
today,
in
royal
style
wearing
the
royal
robes
and
wilh
all
Jewel!
,
FREIGHT
RATES
OTTAWA,
June
0,
Hon.
(Jeorge
P.
Graham,
minister
of
railways,
has
given
formal
notice
of
legislation
lo
give
full
authority
lo
the,
railway
commission
to
proceed
with
Ihe
equalization
of
freiahl
rates.
TWO
SEATTLE
-
BANDITS
SHOT
Citizens
Open
Fire
After
peradoes
Rob
Bank
Des
SliATTLF,
June
0.
James
Pollock,
aged
25,
and
Geongo
Jones,
aged
20,
were
shot
and
killed
following
the
hold-up
of
Ihe
Bolhell
Stale'
Bank,
eight
miles,
from.
Seattle
yesterday,
when
62,500
was
lakco.
tout
bandits
participated,
three
coloring
Ihe
bank
while
the
fourth
kept
an
automobile
running.
Citizens
gathered
and,
opening
fire
on
the
desperadoes,
killed
two
of
them.
TRAWLER
HERE
FOR
PROPELLER
REPAIRS
New
England
Arrived
This
Morning
From
Ketchikan
and
Will
be
Taken
on
Dry
Dock
New
Knglaud
Fish
Cq.'s
trawler
New
Kngland,
Capt.M.
P.
Scott,
arrived
in
port
this
morning
from
Kelchlkan,
The
vessel
is
r
be
taken
on
ilry
dock
here
for
propeller
repairs
Discrimination
Against
Prince
Rupert
in
Cheap
Summer
Excursion
Fares
Also
No
Routing
Through
This
Port
to
Alaska
owing
to
American
Domination
of
Rates
Al
the
general
monthly
meeting
of
the
Hoard
of
Trade
held
in
the
council
chamber
last
night
a
committee
consisting
of
M.
I'.
AkCaflciy,
0.
(i.
.Stewart
and
(1.
W.
Nickerson
vvu.s
up-pointed
lo
curry
on
negotiations
with
the
management
of
the
Canadian
.National
Hailways
with
a
view
to
having
the
discrim-inalioii
against
Prince
Hnperl
in
regard
lo
tourist
tickets
removed.
The
mailer
was
introduced
by
Mr.
Nickerson
who
read
telegrams
which
had
passed
belween
himself,
as
president
of
the
Hoard
and
J.
h.
Oalryiuple,
vice-
president
of
Ihe
railway
in
charge
of
Irallic.
This
showed
clearly
thai
no
excursion
ticket
could
lie
purchased
from
Kaslcrn
points
to
Prince
Kuperl
bur
only
to
Vancouver
and
that
for
east
erners
lo
o
to
Alaska
lliey
must
20
through
Vancouver
and
110!
by
rail
lo
Prince
Kuperl.
In
fact
the
Prince
Kupcrt
terminal
wa.-i
deliberately
sidetracked.
:
Urge
'Strong
Action
Member
Of
the''
Board
took
part
in
the
discussion
all
ex
pressing
themselves
as
indignant
al
the
poscilk'ii
in
which
Princ;
Kuperl
is
placed
ami
urging
thai
slrong
aclion
be
taken.
al
Ihe
military
college
Kingston.
saying
bo
was
unable
lo
pur
chase
a
summer
excursion
ticket
lo
Prince
Kuperl
but
was
told
In
would
have
lo
buy
it
to
Vancouver
and
fhen
pay
$13
extra
lo
proceed
to
I
his
port.
Investiga-j
lion
was
made
and-it
was
found'
Ihal
this
city
was
not
included
in
Ihe
places
lo
.which
tickets
arc.
sold.
Also
in
Hie
advertisements
litis
place
is
ignored.
Mr.
Nickr
ersou
then
wired
Vice-president
Dalryinple,
pointing
out
Ihe
discrepancy
and
slating
that
lliern
was
clear
discrimination
against
this
port
and
asking
that
it
bo
adjusted
and
Hie
following
reply
was
received:
Railway
Position
"Your
message
of
May
30.
Ihe
existing
represenlalion
of
summer
lourisi
jare.s
10
m
Pacific
Coast,
including
Vancou
ver
and.
Prince
Kuperl
have
been
effective
for
a
number
of
years.
The
additional
charge
of
$13
between
Kuperl
and
Vancouver
i
not
transportation
charges
but
simply
covers
meals
and
berths
on
the
steamer.
We
do
not
feel
lliat
Prince
Kuperl
is
being
dis-(criminated
agai.nst
under
the
exiting
arrangements,
and
any
change
would
undoubtedly
prove
disastrous
lo
present
representa
tions
via
Kuperl
and
steamer
now
shown
in
tariffs
from
Canadian
and
United
Slates
points
b
Vancouver
and
soulh,
also
lo
Alaska,
which
larilTs
we
do
not
entirely
control.
Will,
however,
review
situation
for
next
season.
Meanwhile
will
carefully
check
movement
via
Vancouver
via
Ku
pert
this
season.
Too
lale
now
lo
make
any
change
even
if
our
connecting
United
Slates
rail
ways
were
willing
to
do
so.
They
would
in
any
event
oppose
pre
ferential
arriiiigciiienl
via
Kupert
u
Skagwoy
notwithstanding
dif
ference
in
distance,
which
is
largely
If
not
entirely
obliterated
by
reason
of
the
basis
of
fares
existing."
Request
for
Adjustment
This
was
entirely
unsatisfilc-
lorv
to
Ihe
Prince
Kuperl
Board
of
I'l'rade
so
Mr.
Nickerscm
sent
(continued
on
pag''
four)
FALL
ELECTION
IS
PREDICTION
Success
of
Liberals
In
Saskatchewan
Pointed
to
as
an
Indication
OTTAWA,
June
(WFhe
vie
loiii-SHskale'bewttHiioWtllSiWb
erals
has
set
the
election
prophets-
wagging
their
;
tongue
once
more
and
saying
5
lhat
an
election
is
sure
to
lake
place
this
fall.
Much
will
depend,
upon
The
situation
was
discovered
'what,
happens
in
Nova,
tBcolia.
when
J.
O.
McLennan
received.
a
If
the
province
goes
Liberal
it,
is
teller
froh
his
son
Iteid
who
Is
aid
thai
there
will
be
a
federal
election
without
doubt.
Liberals
are
saying
nothing
and
their
silence
sets
all
other
speculating.
ARE
SETTLING
ON
SITE
TODAY
Location
of
Biological
Station
Will
be
Finally
Selected
It
Is
Expected
Silos
on
the
government
wharf
for
the
biological
station
thai
is
lo
be
established
hero
were
visited
this
morning
by
lion.
Dr.
NY.
II.
Sutherland,
minister
of
public
works;"
P,
Philip,
chief
engineer,
and
O.
C.
Mac-Kay;
local
district
engineer.
They
were
accompanied
by
John
Dyb-bavn,
local
member
of
lbo
bio
logical
board
of
Canada.
As
a
result
ot
their
meeting,
il
is
expected
that
the
site
will
be
finally
decided
upon
this
-afternoon.
This
will
permit
of
work
on
the
erection
of
(he---station
commencing
at
once.
.
.
STEWART
CLAIM
IS
IN
DISPUTE
Case
Against.
Prince
John
Mining
Co.
Before
Courts
In
Vancouver
VIGTOKIA,
June
C
Title
lo
the
claim
known
as
Pritire
John
No.
5
mineral
claim
-in
the
Stewart
district
is
in
dispute
in
an
aclion
in
the
Supreiiie
Court
before
Mr.
Justice
Gregory.
Ihe
plaintiffs,
the
Victoria
Improve
ment
Co.
Lid.,
claim'
adverse
rights
us
against
the
-defeudanls,
Ihc
Prince
John
Mining
Company,
lo
possession,
bwnershlp
and
title
In
some
10
claims.
The:
hearing
is-lhe
first
of
10
actions
uml
may
be
considereij
n.
lest
Tioo
for
Ihe
others.
k
,
AdverMe
in
The
DatlySyews.
1