When
Raot
Run
SOLO
SEVEN-EIGHTHS
J.N'iMLV,
June
.
a.
-
Jlobeit
i,
"0
yt-arit
f
ngv,
depart
-maiiagrr
of
h
brokerage
i,
vslio
won
the
firl
prize
in
Calcutta
sweepstakes
on
Hie
rby
race.
which
took
plan
Ion
li
retained
,only
oiio-
4ilh
of
(he
ticket
which
h
lli
approximately
Ki.250
for:
self
lie
liati
uipoeti
oi
w,
ilnder
of
!he
tirkel
for
a
i
healed
amount
which
after,
Inaeli
bad
won
had
a
total
c
ur
aboyl
(150.n00.
hop
wan
hard
at
work
al
k'offlec
when
the
race
was
He
ha
a
,n
1
1
years
or
F
unit
a
daughter
8.
He
tol
l
!
reporters
who
Interviewed!
tluil
he
would
eonlinue
work
II
ho
wan
loo
old
to
worm
'more
iBERTOLliS
TO
BE
HANGED
leal
Against
Death
Sentence
Falls
and
Date
for
Execu
tion
Set
fltToniA,
June
3.
The
up-
court
dismissed
the
apet
Alex
Oebertoli,
Ihe
Vaneoii-
lonpshoreman,
'a?ainsl
th'
till
sentence
imposed
up.n
li
al
a
reeeiu
ancouver
as
afler
he
had
been
found
Illy
of
murder
In
roiiuerlioii
Hi
Hie
death
of
I'rosser
Tim
who
died
froiii
Injuries
-e-
led
In
a
scuffle
wilh
Oeber-
al
Hielr
cabin
In
lloguu's
py,
ftelicrloll
)s
'o
le
hauled
oil
STERIOUS
REASON
FOR
NORGE
STOPPING
AT
TELLER,
ALASKA
MMK.
Juno
a.
r.xA.
Kmlierla
file,
flrsl,
pilot
of
tho
diriwiliH"
who
afrlyeil
here
Moudny
in
J
eller
slated
that
the
Noive
enough
gasoline
In
lihvo
n
Hie
nirshifT
to
Oonlova
in
Ihenr
Alaska
in
perfect
sly
Isked
Will'
ho
stonn'ed
at
Tel-
IrAlhi'i'.
Ihan
at
iNome,
Noblle
Uieil
"I
ilou't
caro
lo
iiuswdp
ibsorlb(
to
tho
Dally
News.
THOMSON
ARRANGES
FAIR
ATTRACTIONS
VANCOlVKIt,
June
J.
Arrangement,
arc
being
hi
between
.Manager
Malhcson
of
Vancouver
exhibition
and
.Manager
Thomson
of
Prince
Itu-Mrl
fair
to
Vend
several
all
mr
lions
and
exhibit
from
here
to
the
northern
city.
THANKS
TO
KING
F)RPROCLAMATION
House
of
Commons
Endoriatlon
of
British
Government
on
Strike
LONDON.
June
3.
-An
ad.lies
of
thanks
to
Ihe
Kiug
for
his
proclamation
continuing
Hiq
slate
of
emergency
becuiise
ol
Ihe
roal
strike
va
carried
In
Hie
House
of
Commons
by
n
ole
of
2J
lo
KM).
'
An
atleiupt
by
some
of
tin
labor
.members
to
criticize
tin
King
was
quickly
Mpiashed
by
Mr.
Speaker
staling
that
what
he
had
done
was
done
on
tho
ud
vice
of
his
ministry.
ELEVATOR
CvWANIES
0.
OPPOSE
GRAIN
CHANGES
OTTAWA.
June
3.
The
grain
i
elevator
companies
have
launch
ed
an
attack
on
Ihe
proposed
amendment
to
Hio
Canada
drain
Acl
charging
it
would
destroy
fair
eoniputllioH.
BIG
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
American
League
Deli-oil
1-7,
Cleveland
13-0.
Washington
5-1,
New
Yorjt
0.
Philadelphia
of
a
storm
which
swept
North;
erii
'-Oklahoma
last
night.
1-3,
llostnit
5-1,
Chicago
it.
l..l.oqtA
W
...
,
H
'ifNatlonftl
'Loague'
''1'
'
New
York
5-2,
I'lilladelphl
t-7.
lloslon
12-12,
Htooklyn
5-11.
SI.
Louis
1
1,
Chicago
0.
KILLED
BY
STORM
PAWKUSKA,
Okla.,
Juno
3.
.Six
persons
are
dead
as
a
result
Welcomed
by
Ian
Mackenzie
Vancouver
on
Behalf
of
Premier
Oliver
TOWN
IN
QUEBEC
IS
SWEPT
BY
FIRE
AND
57
BUILDINGS
RAZED
U
L'
V.
KC,
June
3.
fifty
seven
Huililiugs
"were
destroyed
nl
an
estimated
loss
of
a
million
dollars
in
a
file
that
svvcnl
Itiviere
du
l.oiipo
yesterday
afternoon.
Hulltlings
razed
wen
Included
five
Warehouses,
ten
stores,
and
12
dwellings
in
llic
commercial
seclTon
of
tho
(own.
McGILLlVRAY
HEAD
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
M(N
I
HCAL,.
Juno
a.
Ilev.
Al
J.
Mcfllllivray
of
Ouelph
was
elected
tnoderalor
of
Ihe
Pres-hylet'iaii
Church
in
Canada
at
Ihe
first"
sederunt
of
the
Oenera.
Assembly,
NO
HALIBUT
SALE
'Thtri
was
mi
sale
oT
haliliul
lit-tluyr
isli
Kxchamge
this
morn.
iiigYjhe(only
vessel
in
behig
tho
.;i..J..rA.
xis.
..
i.,iii.
.
Jiuft
.
25
TAXI
and.
If
Boston
Grill
Ambulance
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Service
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhers
at
Anytime.
floor
fur
hire.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Av
W
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
a
ail
i
f
PRINCE
best
for
the
RUPERT
and
ana
vn
at.
I'n.
,
The
latest
WATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
least.,
Phons
487.
JLa.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VOL.
AVI,,
NO,
120.
PJll.NCK
HUPBHT.
H.ll.,1
Till'
His
DAY,
Jl
K
3,
102.0.
Vterdy'j
Circulation,
1113
iHPaify
49K'.w'
"LWLLLL'
'
lL
wC
,7
r
jBBBBBWj?
''
SIMII.NO
(JLKAXINO
OF
TIIK
SPHINX.
Photo
shows
(he
(irand
Old
Man
of
Hie
Desert
wilh
its
slone
paw.s
uncovered
and
a
scaffold
perched
on
one
shoulder
during
the
process
of
repairing
the
damage
wrought
by
lime
and
sand.
CONVENTION
OF
Finn
Appointed
Acting
Director
MOOSE
TODAY!
of
Biological
Station
at
Prince
VA.N'COL'Vi:il,
June
3.A
con
vention
of
northwest
Moose
or-
ler
openeil
here
this
morning,
0,-
fioO
delegates
being
present.
largely
from
Washington,
Orc-
oi,
Ualiroriiia
and
Idaho.
'
The
convention
was
officially
welcomed
by
Ian
Mackenzie,
M.L.A.,
on
behalf
of
Premier
Ollvv'riiiud
Mayor
Taylor
for
the
r.ll
orVaneouver.
In
his
presidential
addros,
J.
C.
Iterens
of
.Seattle
declared
Hie
Moose
knew
no
broader
Irrtus
of
explaining
the
objects
of
the
nssocihlion
than
that
it
was
to
help
all.
Rupert;
Dybhavn
on
Committee
OTTAWA,
June
;t.
At
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Biological
Hoard
of
Oauada,
which
was
attended
by
John
Dybhavn
o,
Prince
llupert,
D.
H.
rinn
was
appointed
acting
direclor"
of
t)ic
Pacific
eierimenlal
slaliou
at
Prince
llupert,
pending
lhefia
decision
as
to
the
appointment
oT
a
direclor.
John
Dyjdiavti
of
Prince
llupert.
Dr.
C
II.
O'Douoghtte
.of
Winnipeg,
and
Dr.
A.
II.
Hub
hiiisuu
of
Vancouver
were
fclecled
members
of
Hie
Pacific
sub-executive
committee
wilh
Jqhu
Dybhavn
chairman
of
the
commillee,
and
V.
A.
Clemens
iXil
MAN
FOUGHT
OWN
SHADOW
Hit
Himself
In
Plate
Glass
When
on
Way
Home
Early
This
Morning
SPOKANE,
June
3.
When
Adolph
Guldahl,
a
laborer,
thought
he
saw
a
man
walking
beside
him
on
the
street
early
this
morning
he
became
frightened
and
swung
a
heavy
fist
In
tho
direction
of
his
unwelcome
companion
and
crashed
through
a
large
plate
glass
window.
On
the
arrival
of
the
police
they
found
Guldahl
was
fighting
his
own
shadow
In
the
win.
dow
and
was
arrested
charged
with
drunkenness.
In
demonstrating
how
he
broke
the
window,
prisoner
narrowly
missed
smashing
the
nose
of
the
desk
sergeant
at
headquarters.
ENGLISH
TRAFFIC
;
.'
i
IN
OPIUM
POISONS
WORLD
SAYS
CHUA
iNanaimo,
secretary.
Or.
A.
P.
Kntght.
chairman
of
Ihe
hoard,
resigned
his
mem
bership
on
Ihe
boanl.
lie
had
litem
a
member
since
its
organ
jtzaiion
ami
ror
rourteen
years
ihad
iieeu
its
chairman
Ills
jplai'f
as
chairman
was
taken
by
Dr.
J.
Playrair
McMurrlch;
of
;
Toronto
Iniversity
with
Jc
J.
lOiwie
as
seere!ary-lfeasurer.
BIRTHDAY
OF
KING
GEORGE
His
Majesty
Is
61
Years
Old
To
day
Having
Been
Born
In
1S65
Today
is
Ihe
sixty-first
blrlh-
i'lay
of
King
(ieorge
V.
His
Majesty
was
born
on
June
3
18(15,
son
of
the
late
Kiug
Kdward
VII.
and
Queen
Alexandra,
He
ahs
married
on
July
C,
18M,
to
VicluriU:
Many
.born
May
20
f8(7,
dmlghterof
the
Oukq
of
Teck
and
succeeded
lo
the
crown
oh
Ihe-
death
of
his
father,
May
,
into.
Them
are
five
child
ren,
Kdward
Albert,
heir-appar
out
lo
the
throne,
born
June
23
18M;
Prince
Albert
Frederick
Duke
of
York,
born
December
il'..IvA,
June
3.
ChaoPing
15.
1805:
Princess
Victoria
Alex
i.iiua,-
unna
s
representative
on
andra
Alice
May.
Duchess
of
Hie
League
of
Aalioiis
opium,
Lascelles,
born
April
25
1897
advisory
rommllloe
charged
Hint
Prince
Henry:
William,
b'orn
Ihe
Knglish
Iraffic
On.
opium
Oi
March
31,
t0(i;
Prince,
Ooorge
poisoning
the-.enllr
iworhl.
(Kdward,
born
December
'20,,
1002
.mes.
Street
Sales,
?
til
he
liked
the
appearance
of
uriuMied
steel
that
was
seen
al
PRinR
FIVE
CENTS.
UPROAR
fi
OTTAWA
HOUSE
OF
COMMONS
ARCHDEACON
R1X
ENTHUSES
OVER
BEAUTIES
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
DISTRICT
Iproar
in
Commons
on
Use
of
Words
in
Debate
bjectiq
ion
to
Premier
King
declaring
stahmtht
untrue
and
later
Donald
Suthei
land
has
to
retract
insinuation
OTTAWA,
J
ij
lie
;l.
Air
uproar
wan
ireuled
in
Hie
House
Oinimons.
Yesterday
when
I
lie
House
was
rilling
a
u
eom-
Sllee
or
Hie
whole.
Discussing
amendments
lit
the
Immigra-1
it
Acl,
Premier
Mnrkriizie
King
clmruderized
the
statement!
Donald
.Stilhcrliiiid,
Conservative,
Hint
IrgMaliun
before
the
;
iiisc
wiit
the
reMill
of
u
bargain
helween
Liberal
and
Labor
puibors
u
'iinlrne.
Uiuscrvulives
demanded
that
(he
word
he
withdrawn
hut
jnirniun
Huff
ruled
lliat
it
win
not
iiiiiarliaiiientary
and
on
up-
RST
PRIZE
DERBY
SWEEP
mr
or
Clqnty
1t
Working
Hard
In
Oflfco
peal
to
lliu
ruling
or
the
chair
.was
sustained.
1
:
Mr.
Milhcrlaud
Ihen
declared
'lliiil
he
"wasn't
surprised
al
the
.ruling
of
the
chair"
ami
Liberals
;
Mrougly
objected
to
the.
worilj
:
"surprised."
Chairman
Dulfi
ruled
Dial
the
word
ii
withdrawn
Thousand
Ml"'
afler
roniidcrahio
wrangling
on
both
side's
.Mr.
Sutherland
retracted
and
ralm
again
returned.
Unrivalled
Scenic
Attractions
of
Prince
Rupert
and
District
Pointed
Out
by
Archdeacon
Rix
That
lite
?(eiue
excellence
of
Prinrc
Itnpert
is
one
of
Ihe
grealet
asel.-
of
the
city,
wtis
the
lalenienl
made
ly
Arch-
,
deacon
llix
in
an
address
al
the
Hotary
Clnh
luncheon
eter-iday.
The
Archdeacon
enthused
over
the
pu$.iuilUic
of
the
;
district
from
that
point
of
vjew
and
urged
that
more
be
made
of
it.
People
seemed
to
have
nu
understanding
of
(he
beauties
of
the
scenery
here.
Take
the
view
from
the
American
Consulate
on,
round
Avenue.
It
was
unrivalled.
Ihe
harbor
looms
up
from
Ihere
aud
the
scene
is
such
as
could
be
appreciated
by
-.jo.ie
i
ruin
any
part
of
the
.ond.
There
were
the
sunsets,
tie
storms
and
calm,
the
boats
Jim.
i;
ami
ttoin?,
bul
best
of
SITUATION
IN
EGYPT
TENSE
Prince
llupert
as
a
lownslle,
a.I
wonderiul
scenic
possibili--
AcquitUl
by
Appeal
Court
of
As
Ihe
Archd.acon
said.
What
cs.
Mssjns
of
Slp
8Uck
,.
.
as
a
flat
lown?
H
was
suited
,
.
or
nolhing
but
unlenlng.
Ilerei
"
".!
jalure
asisted
to
make
the
place,
beautiful.
The
overhaugini
WARSHIP
AT
ALEXANDRA
blufrs
were
wonderful.
The
po-,
,
.
r,l,sh
.
P
dfn8
""
compareJ
Abilities
were
beyond
ud.9
He
strongly
urged
that
persistent:
as
Prolesi
gainst
Action
of
Natives
and
continuous
efforts
be
made,
to
beautify
the
city
and
to
keep'
it
neat
and
tidy
and
to
improves
iU
public
gardens.
si
far
IjtUe
care
bad
been
lakeiiaof
the
town-
Sunken
Gardens
The
speaker
drew
special
at-
vikioii
to
(lie
possibilities
ol
a
Unkeu
garden
nl
(he
'old
hotel
sile.
There
was
the
pond
and
the
beautiful
native
trees
and
very
little
work
was
needed
to
make
It
a
second
Itutcliarl
Gardens
i
I
had
all
the
surroundings
for
a
l.iir.g
of
beauty
and
would
be
a
meat
attraction
lo
tourists.
One
jf
the
fuiesl
things
the
Hotary
lub
could
do
would
be
to'
make
in
adult
playground
here
in
rivalry
to
the
children's
play
ground
of
the
(lyros.
The
place
was
infinitely
ahead
of
other
places
in
its
possibilities.
Turning
then
to
attractions
outside
of
the
city,
the
speaker
referred
lo
the
possibilities
of
beautifying
Kaien
Island
and
opening
it
up.
Stanley
Park
he
thought,
had
nothing
lo
compare
with
this
island,
lloads
around
ant!
up
Hie
mountain
diould
be
built.
The
view
from
the
mountain
was
equalled
hi
few
places.
Kerrcational
trips
outside
of
the
city
were
lo
be.
found
in
every
direction.
There
was
the
fish
ing
and
hunting
of
the
district
which
could
be
capitalized.
The
Metlakalla
Indian
village
could
be
made
a
show
place
and
the
wonderful
scenery
of
the
places
eany
reached
by
boat
were
worth
a
yreal
ileal.
Later
they
would
be
appreciated,
he
fell
sure.
People,
If
they
knew
of
it,
would
gladly
pay
any
money
to
get
there.
The
Arclhleacon
then
took
his
hearers
on
a
'trip
to
Skagway.
Lake
Kennelt
ami
All
in
Lake
and
showed
pictures
which
he
(md
collected
both
showing
parts
bf
Prince
llupert
and
the
district
rhere
were
pictures
of
the
niala
mides
and
huskies
and
of
various
points
of
Interest.
Stewart
and
other
Portland
Canal
points
had
splendid
scenic
attractions
vime
day
all
these
would
be
ap
predated.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE.
Wheat
H.C.
Silver
Daly
Aiuska
.
Dunweil
.i.
Independence
L.
A
Us,
Premier
Porter
Idaho
.
Silver
Crest
.
u'rf.
Inlet
Hid.
117
2.03
Asko(
2.'I0
..'50
1.88
.
,1.95
.08
.00'
09
i
M2
2.1
If
.2.15
.08
ti
li2VSff'U5
LONDON,
J
Una
3.
-Ureal
Hrit-a
in
has
sent
a
hole
to
"the
Egyptian
government
reserving
"complete
liberty
of
-acHon".
re.
garding
llic
.rcceni
acquittal
of
s)x
persons
charged
with
assassinating
Sir
Lee
Stack,
Hrit-ih
Sirdar
of
the
Imperial
army
in
t2t.
A
warship
is
being
sent
to
Alexandria
as
a
precautionary
measure
and
Judge
Felix.
Kerr-shaw,
liritish
presiding
Judge
of
ipr-eal
court,
which
acquitted
the
men,
has
resigned
as
a
protest
against
the
action
of
the
native
judges
In
outvoting
him
to
adiieve
what
he
''terms'
a
mis-parriajre
of
justice.
LIQUOR
SEIZED
CANADIAN
PORT
merlcan
Customs
Officers
Act
ed
Illegally
In
Interfering
With
Excursionists
at
Victoria
VICTORIA,
June
3.
Investi
gation
into
Hie
seizure
of
Iiipior
rom
American
excursionists
Of
Kv'erett
when
boarding
Hip
Prin-
ess
Charlotte
Monday
,by
two
'niUnl
States
customs"
officers
revealed
that
Ihe
act
was
illegal
ind
that
the
men"
violated
Cana-
lian
law.
They
seized
itovern-
meiil
sealed
Iiipior
;
on
Hritish
lerrttory.
Not
evwi
a
Canadian
customs
officer
could
seize
it
under
similar
circumstances
Police
intervention
could
have
been
secured
and
the
men
ar-
esied
on
a
chargp
Of
theft
and
tssault.
SECOND
AVENUE
STORE
ROBBED
Goods
Estimated
at
$200
Re
moved
From
Gratton
Shop
In
Burglary;
During
Night
Goods
estimated
by
the
owner
lr.
be
valued
at
about
?200
were;
akon
Trout
Hie
store
of
Wilfrid
Oration,
Second
Avenue,
during
the
night.
The
burglary
was
discovered
early.
dhT
morning
vyhen
-Mr.
Oration
arrived
lo
opeii
his
store
for
the
day.
Knlry
was
inade"
by
fqreing
a
rear
window
which
was
found
pfien,
'J'he
city
detachment,
of
iho
provincial
police
was
at
onp&tiqtlttei)
and
ngw;
ba
ihveslgntiq"t
of
the
bunghny
in
hand.
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