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week
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hum
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May
28.
Hobby
American
golf
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WIXMPIK!.
May
28.
The
frandit
who
liejil
Hip
Hie
Itoyal
llaiik
hrnni'li
llii
iiiorniiiK
was
raplured
in
a
Ixwinliiw
house
near
Hie
feene
of
tho
rohhery
aT-ler
a
fuui
fivhl
during'
which
lo
delecUvet,
were
wounded.
llarrieailiug-
hiuielf
in
the
lioue.
I
he
liandit
opened
fire
on
the
pidiee
a
lliey
allempled
to
rush
the
door..
Chief
of
leee-tiPi.
lieorae
fJniilh
and
Dtdee-live
llerl
Sural
were
wounded.
Hie
taller
erinuty,
il
i
believed.
The
haudil,
whoe
name
had
uol
leen
aeerlained,
wan
fhol
Iwiei
in
the
rliet
and
xhoulder
and
i
in
a
erioiM
eondiliou.
SEIZED
BEER
FROM
A
GERMAN
CRUISER
LOS
AMSKI.I-y.
May
:H.
It
i-
dialed
liere
that
Federal
olficer
-eiied
a
1
11
11
1
1
1
1
1
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or
tieer
ahoarl
the
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llaiuhur?,
the
fir.l
(terinau
warship
lo
vinit
I
he
I'ae-
ifie
eoat
duriiiK'
Ihe
war.
Tin"
rrui-er
was
in
San
Pedro
liarho
and
Hie
riurc
followed
alleiisl
alel
of
heer.
BIG
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
National
League
St.
Loom
3-1,
(.ineiiinali
Ilrooklyu
l-ti.
IMiiladelpliia
3-1.
.New
York-lloslon,
rain.
ChieaKo
5,
Piltnhurt.'
2.
American
League
Philadelphia
3.
Washington
Cleveland
5,
St.
I.oui
8.
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I,
C.hieairo
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EXCHANGE
Wheal
Coli.oolldaled
hunwell
Howe
Sound
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Independence
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Idaho
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.06
Vi
.08
H5
Campaign'
Already
off
to
Real
Start
In
Provincial
Contest
on
Prairies
OLD
PARTIES
ACTIVE.
Opening
up
of
Peace
River
Play
Active
Part
In
Present
Campaign
eral
eleclion
for
the
provinee
ol
AlbiTla
will
he
held
on
June
28
Willi
nomination
on
June
18
H
oTCllly,"
announced.
WrilHi
have
been
issued
and
the
cam
paign
i
now
off
to
a
real
xlarl.j
pieinier
iirovvniee
open.s
the
eainpalKli
at
Canlou
Wednofdayj
next
and
U
eheduled
lo
epeak
at
about
a
hundred
meeting!,
I.
1
the
next
few
weeks.
The.
PWeiil
government,
re-
preciiUn
the
fanners
of
Al-s
berla,
came
iulo
power
in
July
to
KH.MONTON,
May
28.
A
gen
llial
time
Hon.
11.
ii-eeiifiebl
wa!
cliofi'ii
Premier
and
lie
held
offiee
until
last
fall
when
llOJb
J.
F..
Iirovvniee,
al-
lorney
general
and
provincial
oerretai
"vvas
ohoion
to
lead
Hie
(iovernnienl
follovviw
seriout
di!!'enrijn'
whieli
lesulled
in
Mr.
ilrej'jfield'.
retirement.
iinij)iaei
have
already
bee
1
ehofeiivirnr
most
of
the
constituencies;
of
.the
province,
il
hav
ing
ilipen
uuderslood
that
an
election,
would
be
called
soon.
One
feature
of
Hie
pr.'enl
"il.
nation
Ci
1
lie
rejuvenation
of
Hid
old
.parlies
tlirougliout
the
pro
vlnee.
jirdli
Liberals
and
Con-semi0vediave
been
particularly
aeliye
and
no
one
can
predict
with
any
v
degree
of
certainly
what
vvlir'iie
the
outcome
of
tho
present
contest.
One
tof
Jlie
big
issues
in
the
eleelloip'wni
be
the
opening
up
of
llic"'
Pence
Hiver
couulr.v
and
Hie
dfSpniilhin
of
Hie
(iuveni-
ineul
railways.
DYNAMITE
EXPLOSION.
STOCKHOLM,
May
28.
Seven
piM'!ti'i.'SS,.ls
of
them
girls,
were
and
and
ten
ten
il
sllglnly
fujureil
tn
an
cjiiioslon
al
a
nynninue
rae-
lory
arTTrangfesberg
yesterday.
TAXI
Boston
Grill
5
and:
we
Ambulance
'.1
jtf5
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,-with
Service
n1y
laid
HnelnST,;
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
floor
for
hire.
and
6th
St
PRINCE
RUPERT
"
The
NEW
latest
SODA
and
best
FOUNTAIN,
for
the
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
r-
least.
Phona
467.
"'a-
'
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
,
.,
,ti..
,
.Tr
I
II,
.till!
HW,
1-1.
IMIINCK
JllPF.IJT,
U.CL,
FBI
DAY,
.MAY
23.
I'J20.
Yesterdiyi
cimiliilon,
149S
Slret
SitM.
Til
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
OYAL
BANK
CLERK
IS
SHOT
BY
BANDIT
i
n
iniim
IN
WIMMIDEV
DD
A
urn
aih
Mimnrnrn
Piivrnnm
irrrn
vwut
u
ivillllf
hi
tt
liiiui
lu
iiiArtiii.n
H
mi
ill
!ijr.ir.i
i.rtrii
nr.ii
ar
ir.it
ritini
Mm
I
Mm
innwes
bank
box
is
Killed
by
Bandit
Who
Robbed
the
Royal
Bank
I
.'iL
iL
I
I
II
r
M
M
1
M
M
M
M
M
MBBBB
V
MM
6i7s
after
taximan
refused
to
drive
him
i
YUWIPl.u.
May
28.
Maurice
(iarvie.
u
nineteen
year
old
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.
.
.
.
bullet
aimed
ol
M.
P.
Jnhtiuu.
teller,
who
refused
lo
put
I-
nanus
in
uie
t-ummaou
oi
i
no
nation.
m
vuig
to
inr
ouiik
in
a
inxicaii
i
nt
nautili
waikcu
uilo
llic
and
uumedialely
drew
a
revolver
shouting
"Put
'em
up.
c
wa
mi
Ihr
hark
of
Hie
small
lrurtiire
and
when
Tellfr
""(Johnston
in
Hie
euge
refused
to
nnn
fl1
II
f
.comply,
uie
gunman
rired,
Uar-
vic
falling
dead.
I'lial
K
what
you
II
all
get
if
you
don't
shove
em
up.
'
lie
luhl
KST
(
fir
SIS
ooo
mUllY
HAItTZ.
rtOMOX
,
CALIF
.
SpKKHSTEH,
re.-nvo
g
Uie
eoujrra
iKalion
r
Pelcr
Mcllonouph
n
fler
ln
Mnaxlimg
vn
lory
n
Hie
;500-mile
aour
griiiu
-ni
uanu.
uty.
MrDoiioujfH
waihinl.
Peter
lie
I'aolo.
e
ood.
Ail
lliree
...
I
1
.
I
I.
.,
.
I
I
m
ovuemi
uii-
loriner
worms
iraeK
recorn.
l.ia
Hv
iiiiimih
i
,'
li,rl
.miinv
ELECTION
FOR
ALBERTA
JUNE
"iv.vou
oi
uie
.iu,nv
prize
money.
Joseph
Sankey
Arrested
Charged
with
Murder
of
Miss
Loretta
Chisholm
.
Joseph
Sankey,
aged
22,
Port
Simpson
Indian,
who
was
arrested
by
the
provincial
police
last
Monday
on
suspicion
in
i-oiineclioii
with
Hie
killing
or
Miss
Lorella
Ulii
holm
at
Port
F.-ssingtou
on
May
2;t,
appeared
before
Sli-pendiary
Magistrate
IL
F.
.Mr
Lend
this
morning
and
was
formally
charged
with
the
murder.
No
evidence
was
taken
and
the
rae
was
adjourned
until
June
2.
Sankey
was
arrested
Monday
within
an
hoilf
tlud,
ti
lialf
of
the
time
Hie
provincial
police
wcre-noUried'of
jlfe
miiinler.
Since
llial
lie
has
been
detained
011
suspicion
and
was
present
in
custody
during
(lie
itupiesl
last
night
al
Hie
Court
House
although
lie
was
not
required
lo
give,
evidence.
,
The
prisoner
is
a
comparatively
small
man
wilh
a.
ralher
sliifly
uppearance,
darker
than
the
average
Indian"
but
not
in
any
way
outstanding.
While
the
police
are
uol
making
any
slalemenl
in
regard
lo
Hie
eae
il
is
undersbKtd
lliey
have
considerable
evidence
against
Hie
man,
mosllv
of
a
circiiiuslanlial
nature
and
they
are
still
working
oif
if.
Woman
Declares
She
Drank
408
Bottles
of
Beer
and
12
of
Hard
Liquor.Less
Than
Three
Weeks
CHKSTOX.
May
28.
Holding
by
her
sworn
testimony
wlial
is
believed
In
be
an
unchallenged
record
or
consumption
of
liquor
in
the
Koolenay
district.
Mrs.
Nellie
Langlois
was
found
guilty
by
Magistrale
.Mallaudane
in
the
police
court
al
Kitchener,
ten
miles
west
or
here,
on
a:
charge
or
keeping
liquor
for
sale.
-
The
records
of
Hie
(lovernmrnt
Liquor
vendor
showed
that
during
Hie
Hrst
twenty
days
of
Ibis
iinnilli
Mrs.
Langlois
pur-
chacd
tOS
hollies
of
beer
and
22
hollies
of
whiskey
am)
when
SOCIALIST
BARRED.
PLYMOUTH,
Kngland,
May
28.
Charjes
K.
Itussell,
American
Socialisl,
was
refused
permissioji
ity
immigration
authorities,
tc
'and
here
from
the
steamer
Pro
sitJenl
Itoosevell.
FRONTIER
TROUBLE.
ATHKN'S.
Mny
28,
U
is
reported
from
I'utburau
on
tli-i
(Ireco-Hulgarian
frontier
thai
three
llulpurinn
killed
a
I'Sreefc
soldier
and
that
Iwtf'
Hulgariann
were
later
shot.
V
,
her
residence
was
raided
onlv
ltd
bottles
of
beer
and
ted'
bot-tles
or
hard
liquor
wa-
found.
Arraiened
in
court
Mrs.
Lang-lois
swore
thai
in
less
than
(firee
weeks
she
personally
coifsunied
2(18.
.bottles
of
beer
ami
twelve
bottles
of
hard-
liquor.
Iterusing.
to
credit
Hie
wonuuiV
seir-admilted
capacity
for
tquor
consumption,
the
niagjjvjrral'
Imposed
a
fine
of
too
and
eoslw.
'
VOLGA
FLOODS.
1:
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1.ovvyltiff
i.
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1
1.
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s
-sTv-.
-
.
been
inumlali'd
and
thousands
ot
llersons
have
been
drvenufrom
i
heir
homes
by
floods.s
fJt
Coroner's
Jury
Hears
Evidence
and
Declares
Foul
Play
is
Apparent
Story
of
search
for
the
body
of
Miss
Loretta
Chisholm
tcld
last
night
and
prisoner
present
to
hear
witnesses
Arier
hearing
the
evidence
Mibniilled
to
it
yesterday
afler-nooii
and
la
evening,
the
wjroner's
jury
inquiring
Into1
the
death
or
Loretta
Chiho!m,
Hie
Port
Kssington
sefiuol'
teacher,
whue
dead
body
was
discovered
Monday,
declared
that
in
its
opinion
the
deceased
came
to
her
death
as
a
result
of
foul
plav
on
the
part
of
some
person
or
persons
unknown.
II.
B.
Hoch
osier
was
spoke-man
for
Ihe
jury.
The
inquest
opened
early
yesterday
afternoon
when
the
evidence
of
Dr.
L.
V.
Kergiu
was
heard
hi
reirard
to
the
con
dition
of
Hie
liody
when
be
niada
---
-
u
post
morlein
examination.
ThW:
npirkfirri
a
tj
t1
rl-ariy.
snowed
sins
of
violence!
H
I
lih
I
Alf
V
llH
but
that
death
came
finally
las
atutiV1L,J
VI
result
of
elnikiug
from
mossl
(tuned
into
the
mouth
and
throat.
After
hearing
the
evidence
Hie
court
adjourned.
Hecejving
word
later
that
wit
nesses
wen
'Nut
their
wav
-
from
Port
Lssmglon,
Jteputv
Coroner
TaVTnJck
a?a1nnraoTJirry
for
eight
o'clock
last
evening
and
(noil
after
ten
Hie
verdict
bad
Wen
reached.
The
Jurymen
were
II.
U.
Hovhesler
'
foreman
,
H.
Moore,
U.
II.
Arnetl,
L.
M.
Fuller.
It.
McNauzhton
and
S.
h
Parker.
'
Provincial
police
inspecto
Spiller
stati'd
that
it
.wa
pro
j
posed
to
submit
only
sufficient
j
evidence
to
allow
the
jury
to
ile-j
lermiuc
the
cause
and
place
of
death.
First
Witness
lionald
McKay,
Hie
first
wit
ness,
at
present
residing
at
Port
Fssiugton,
staled
that
fie
liaJ
assisted'
in
the
search
for
the
nilssing
school
teacher.
He
told
of
the
efforts
they
had
made
on
the
Sunday
afternoon
and
evening
but
without
success.
Aery
early
on
Mwiulay
morning
the
fearch
was
continued
and
event-
ually
they
had
found
the
body-lying
on
the
muskeg
race
downward
and
with
the
lower
part
of
Hie
body
only
partially
clothed.
part
or
the
clothes
below
the
waist
had
evidently
been
torn
oft".
One
gum
boot
was
olT
but
both
gloves
were
on.
It
was
abouv
six
o'clock
in
the
wonting
when
they
found
the
body.
They
had
found
bloodstains
oh
the
trud
and
this
had
given
them
Hie
clue
as
to
where
to
look
for
the
body.
Also
they
could
see
when
the
body
had
apparently
been
dragged
through
Hie
Hush.
Police
Sergeant
Alex.
McNeill,
who
is
in
charge
of
this
police;
district,
described
in
some
detail!
Hie
place
where
the
body
wa.
found
and
where
it
was
cvidert
a
struggle
lnul
taken
place,.
U
was
about
a
mile
an
da
half
from
RED
CROSS
IS
.
..
SENT
TO
JAIL
WI.VXIPW.
lny'i8rtTerey
aiwhurst.
a
former
accOuiituut
of
the
Ited
Cross
Society',
who
pleaded
guilty
to
two
charges
of
forgery
and
theft
fni'ohtjv'?20.-.
t)0o,
was
sentenced
t:.Tour
years'
Imprisonment
yesterday;
It
was
lestified
that
le
forged
Ihe
minute's
of
the
sceiely'
3'J
liinc!,
giving
himself
powA-
if
Write
Cheeks.
SHOWED
FILMS
NORGE
SEATTLE
Company
Winning
Race
Came
Out
by
Dawson
and
Skagway
and
Alert
Say
'
SK.UTLK,
May
28.
Photo
graphs
of
the
Norgejwere
displayed
here
last
nighl?'
for
th
first
time
in
the
United
Slate?.
They
armed
here
with
moving
pictures
of
the
.News.
Heel
Company
which
beat
the
rival
company
into
Seattle
by
less
than
24
hours.
Tho
victorious
firm
proceeded
from
Teller
lo
DawsoiL
and
Skag
way.
.the
competitor
took
the
films
from
Fairbank
lo
Seward
tc
connect
with
the1
Seattle.
boaL.
An
airplane
which
left
here
in
the
morning
picked
Uii,
the
films
on
the
winning
boat
al
Alert
Hay
and
sited
to
Seattle.
The
loser
of
the
race
arrives
today.
Porl
Lssington.
He
also
pro-;L,m,t
Put
uurt-u
a
piece
oi
limner
lour
or
five
feet
Ion?
on
which
,fblood
stains
vvere
seen.
It
was
a
heavy
limber
and.
seemed
too
large
lo
have
been
used
us
n
lilinls-nnn.
Also
the
police
sergeant
pro-
r
,ne
eal
strike
I
becoming
so
duce.1
a,
hair
pin
vvhiclt
hevlouniriou
,ha'
u,e
ercHtcs
pres-
l
il...
ground
'burred
i..
i
.
.xi'.i?'
i
SUre
'Ure
'
is
'ht'illL'
bt'i"s:
hrl)U?bl
lirhnilil
tu
IA
nVar
K"i.iii.
.
iii.
in
tin
inclie
BALDWIN
URGED
TO
DRASTIC
ACTION
IN
BRITISH
COAL
STRIKE
on
Amount
House
holders
May
Purchase'
Each
Week
.Beginning
T6day
LO.MHH;
May
28.
The
effect
ie
alVoftl'-rfv-S
lip's
in'
the
muskeg
al
th-n""
Premier
Italdw
in
'Mo
take
place
where
Hit
blood
tuliut
were
found.
Apparently
the
tiodv
hail
'been
dragged
i
feet
into
llio:
.brush,
lie
found
the
missing
V'Oiu-
boot
in
a
thicket
of
brush
close
by.
MOSCOW,
May
28.
'Charles
A.
Moore,
n
resident
of
lowns
along
Hie
Volga
dlivqr-hiCveh'i'rf
Kssington
told
of
finding'
I
il.
.
i
i..
,
.
.
Hie
body
after
a
long
serreh..
H
felt
thfebody
t(
sceirillteWHS.
if
...
1
1i
"
.
-r
u-ouiinueu
on
page
nve)
drasjie
aeti5fifo7nfdree
jieaW.'
i
lie
uepartmeni
or
nunes
announced
that
sftnjrlirip
to,Jay
householders
can
vcure.
coal
only.iiy
official
permit
limiting
the
purchases
to
(uo
pounds
each
two
weeks.
,
.
J,
Slade
Slevijils,
federal
ln-
iiisiii
ur
toean
t
an
business.
is.
unto
al