ndon
is
Riding
Once
More
Following
Strike
lal
action
may
likely
follow
unconstitutional
action
of
union
executive
in
unlawfully
expending
funds
l.0XI)0X.
May
lli.
Among
imlivitliial
trader
unions
tic
uiiermuiii
uf
me
general
slnke
promises
to
lie
serious
fur
reurlimg.
Croup
of
member
of
several
unions
(id
r.eudy
lotitcmplute
appealing
lo
(lie
law
courts
against
e
rournfl
ol
their
exenilivc
ut
embarking
on
u
strike
Eiruiisliluttoiially
ilawfuHy.
and
I
litis
expending
(he
utiiuii
funds
vl
I
I
ATP
PIlAtnO
lmer
ami
II
may
lie
some
I
line
A
I
I
II
IN
rl
IIMIlSlt,"forr
rvery
Hilng
is
righted.
Hie
11LLU1U
1
U111LT
aiuVB
Mi
,,ne
of
Ihe
i.rii.n-
f
jpl
utferer-
In
this
respect.
rlnefl
Rupert
Expected
to
Con-'
-Some
of
the
dork
worker-
are
I,-
tribute
$4,000
and
Two
per
cent
for
Columbia
College
$150,000
FROM
D.C.
COLUIt
May
15.
-An
nl-
of
IQU.oon
a
IlrllKi
im
xhare
of
the
Unlleil
mai
iiU'iianei-
iiml
exln:-
iinl
for
I'.'-'j
was
ioTepte-1
lay
ly
lie
provincial
cvn
Lin
Mmiii
here.
'.lu
amount
et
at
;bu
iu
addition
to
tin
Ihe
dis'rirt
i
nsked
17,1)72
bushel.
...
.
.
i
IfCOLVKII.
May
15.
Fewer
re
carrying
grain
cangoe,
season
advance
tiiiowuig
lid
of
the
season
in
fight.
the
past
week,
boat
ig
with
grain
cargoes
were:
Dlworth
lo
lloimplon
Itoad
filers
101,1
12
bushel.
illau
Freighter
for
Avun-
37,333
bushel.
4
ilian
Seigneur
for
Ani-
11,300
htishclM.
,
idian
Hanger
for
.United
)iu
and
Kiinipcau
cunlln-
mi
for
Hull
1111,3::
I
bush-
3E
OF
VENUE
IS
5KED
BY
McRAE
IN
TRIAL
OF
LIBEL
CASE
ICOIVUH,
Muy
5.
Mi
Mucdonald
announced
would
give
a
decision
on
on
Ueneral
Mcltae's
mi
ni
for
a
change
of
venu:
liiiialmo,
rr
Ihe
Irlal
nf
)el
case
brouulil
ngalnfd
r
Hon.
William
Sloan
tin-ieh
850,000
elafmed;-
reiiiainlng
out
tiendiug
adjosi-
nirnt
of
the
roal
miuerx'
dispute.
Ilroadly
speaking,
however,
tlie
authorilieo
took
an
optimistic
view
of
the
situation,
even
the
miners'
trouble
promising
lo
be
solved,
according
to
the
unofficial
expression
of
sonic
of
the
miner'
delegate.
The
big
steel
ami
oilier
Industrie
dependent
upon
coal
will
encounter
more
difficulties
than
mot
other
concerns
iu'
re
Itupeei
prfsbylerv"!elting
under
way.
JTERN
GRAIN
SHIPS
FEWER
I
Hope
U
expressed
that
negotiation
for
resumption
of
work
by
'"docker
and
transport
men.
o
per
'..?
on
ne
amnuin
uhose
oosil
on
are
still
unet-
Kul.'diuhoii
for
(ho
upkeep!
u,.,
,.iU
(,
tt
fn
ifaelory
Inbia
Udlege
at
Xew
Wrid-(
ngreemcnl
during
the.
week-end.
fcr.
Hie
detivale
ngn'eing
llow
mi
lme
of
anion
m.iCT
riUDn
nmrrDP
'
Fhotil
I
tie
provin.c
LUiiJI
UUMIXU
UfntLfAJ
INDICTED
BY
JURY
IN
LIQUOR
ENFORCEMENT
SKA
ITI.i:,
May
13.
The
I'osl
Intelligencer
states
that
ut
least
three
commanders
of
Amen
-an
eoasl
guard
vessels
were
named
In
the
indictment
of
the
Federal
(iraiid
Jury
iu
connection
with
Ibpuor
enforcement.
YOUNG
STRIBLING
VICTOR
IN
FIGHT
NI'AV
YOltK,
May
15.
Young
Slrihling
admiiilslej;d
a
MC.Vure
druhbinir
lo
Johnny
Ilisco
of
Cleveland
In
ten
round
last
night
before
15,(100
fans.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Wheal
II.C.
Silver
...
Consolidated
Dunwell
Howe
Sound
Indian
I..
&
I
.Marmot
Premier
Poller
Idaho
Silver
Crest
Surf
Inlol
-
Hid.
1.31
1.03
IHU.00
.
1.70
.
31.00
.
.08
.
.11
.
.07
..
2.18
..
.10
..
.I2Vj
M
.Ol)0
May
15.
John
Hull
having
first
had
a
good
llo
relieve
In
surplus
energy
went
back
lo
work
today
with
allhougli
u
somewhat
rueful
one.
John
offspring
did
not
Mint
morning
a
he
had
heen
doing
for
Ihe
pal
eleven
Kvlnle
Ihe
head
of
Ihe
family
was
having
In
srrup.
Lon-
t
millions
of
wheel
began
turning
again,
Irani,
buses
and
howing
Ihrir
paces
hi
bringing
people
Ui
business
mid
line
Hung
wu
largely
true
in
the
provinces
wilh
u
majoi-
ilhc
erv
ie
almost
rearlnng
iiorniul.
There
arc
dt
ill
Individual
inn
sifTimlIf
union
in
vunou
pari
oi
me
rill
nllKI
H
eountry
which
haVenot
yet
sn-
Asked
2.00
1.80
35.00
.10
.13
it
-
.oo
Vi
.14
.07
ti
K
Subscribe
to
the
Dnlly
Nows.
NEW
LIGHT
PROMISED
FOR
SHRUC
ISLAND
METLAKATLA
PASSAGE
Fm
.Stork
lias
received
a
letter
from
the
Marine
Mepuiimenl
at
Ottawa
slaling
thai
a
light
is
lo
he
established
on
Shrub
Island
in
Metlafculla
Passage.
Tin
island
Ik
near
Wcariiioulh'
Island
ami
will
he
a
great
aid
in
making
the
parage
at
li
kg
hi.
SHRINERS
LEFT
EARLY
MORNING
mutual
Courtesies
Exchanged
When
Visitors
Took
Departure
Southward
An
enthusiastic
send-off
was
given
the
potentate
and
nobles
uf
(iiieh
Shrine
Temple
just
before
they
sailed
at
3.30
this
morning
on
board
the
steamer
Prince
llupert
returning
lo
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
At
the.
conclusion
of
the
ball
in
Ihe
Inhibition
Hall,
the
big
parly
of
visitors
proceeded
to
the
wharf
accompanied
by
a
large
gathering
of
local
Shrincrs
and
Ihelr
wives.
There
was
community
singing
accompanied
by
the
baud
and
James
W.
Hud
son,
potentate
of
(lizeh
Temple,
tpoke
extolling
the
local
commit
tees
for
tlie
excellence
of
the
arrangement
that
had
been
inadu
or
the
visit
and
the
smooth
man
ner
lo
w'hieh
they
had
been
car
ried
out.
In
hi
experience,
be
said,
he
had
never
seen
a
cere
monial
carried
on
in
better
slylo
than
nl
Prince
llupcrl.
Courtesies
and
hospitality
had
been
extended
not
only
by
the
Prince
Jluperl
.noble
but
by
the
public
generally
and
the
whole
delega
lion
wtts
greatly
appreciative.
It.
V.
(I.
I.e
Pine,
chairman
of
the
local
cominillee,
in
replying,
expressed
the
pleasure
thai
11
had
been
to
have
a
ceremonial
in
Prince
Jluperl,
II
was
to
bo
Imped
(hat
the
lime
would
not
be
loo
fur
removed
"
when
there
might
be
such
another
jdlgrlm-
nge
a
Ihul
which
wa
now
draw
ing
lo
u
close.
Cheers
were
exchanged
from
wharf
In
steamer
and
back
uguhi
as
the,
vessel
pulled
away
from
her
berth,
tlie
band
set
up
tho
playing
of
"Auld
l.ang
Syne,
and
the
strain
of
"The
F.nd
of
a
Perfect
lay"
sounded
over
Ihe
wuler
as
the
Prince
Hupert
moved
bul
into
the
darkness
of
Ilia
hulbn'r
bringing
lo
a
cUu.c
a
visitiitlou
that
hail
been
e.H
successful
a
it
had
heen
momentous.
.
i
'
.
i
'and
.-dealing
five
-base,
Detroit
NQRGE
IS
AT
ALASKA
TOWN
Lands
During
Early
Morning
at
Teller,
75
Miles
North-west
of
Nome
VANCOUVER,
May
15
The
dirigible
-
Norge
carrying
Amundsen
and
party
after
flying
otfer
the
pole
arrived
at
Teller,
Alaska,
75
miles
northwest
of
Nome
at
two
o'clock
this
morning,
eastern
standard
time.
All
aboard
are
well
and
everything
Is
said
to
be
O.K.
Word
of
the
airship
was
received
last
night
by
the
U.S.
war
department
at
SLUGGING
SPREE
OF
BABE
RUTH"
Veteran
Batter
Keeping
In
Limelight
Enables
Yankees
to
Beat
Cleveland
XEW
YOltK,
May
13.
-
Dabe
Ituth
continued
hi
Mugging
spree
yesleiday,
banging
out
his
eleventh
homer.
pf
Ihe
season
wilh
one
man
oif
and
Km
cn-ubleil
Yankee
o
defeat
Cleveland
two
to
one.
-
!
Ily
hitting
three
pitcher!
hard
turned
back
Hotyu
in
the
third
inning,
the
lied
So
completing
a
triple
play.
Washington
uspd
four
pit-her
in
futile
efforts
to
flop
St.
Louis.
American"
League
Si.
I.oui.
ti),"TN'nstimaluii
7.
New
York
2,
Cleveland
I.
Chicago
5.
Philadelphia
5.
Delroil
H,
Itosloti
I.
National
League
Hrooklyn
1,
I'ill-burg
5.
Ca'l-
I'd
piu
oi
scvciiui.
ram.
Xew
York
I.
Cilirmnali
0.
TO
HOLD
MEETING
IN
PRINCE
GEORGE
Local
C.N.R.
Officials
Leaving
For
Interior
on
Today's
Train
A
divisional
mecliikg
of
I'au
adiau
National
officials
will
bet
held
in
Prince
Oeorge
next
.Mon
day
wilh
representative
in
attendance
from
various
divisional
point
us
well
us
representative
'
from
some
of
the
departments
ut
Winnipeg.
'Hie
following,
going!
from
Prince
Ituperl,
will
leave!
here
on
today'
train:
W.
II.;
Tobey.
F.
W.
I.eeper,
A.
11.
Holt-
by.
A.
Haines.
II.
A.
Harlow,
A.
I..
Ilollby
and
J.
Frew.
I
r.
A,
'
5
T4XI
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
t.
Tar
JAtftf
with
newly
laid
dmcing
Anywhere
tlln
floor
for
hire,
Hand
Royal
Hole.,
.
w,
W
.'
W.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
Will
an
Alt,
W
.1
1
(
f
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
least.
Phone
467,
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
f()L
XVI.,
NO.
III.
PIUXCK
HL
l'KIlt,
IJ;C,
iATL'IUUVt
.MAY
irt
(020.
Yesterday'
ClrcuUUon,
till
Strut
9ilo
533
PRICE
FIVE
GENTS.
OUSH
REBELLION
IS
COMPLETE
SUCCESS
EMBERS
OF
BRITISH
UNIONS
OBJECTING
TO
ACTION
OF
THEIR
EXECUTIVES
r
i
i
EMPiflE
SHOPPINQ
TEGirrS
CN
MAY
24
APPEAL
TO
MAYORS
4
VICTOItIA,
May
15.
An
appeal
for
support
lor
Kiiipire
Sbopping
week
from
May
21
lo
May
31.
was
i.-s'icil
lasl
night
oy
4
Lieut.
-
Cnvernor
Itrnce.
The
plea
is
directed
spec-
4
irieally
lo
Ihe
mayor
oT
4
all
Itritish
Columbia
town
who
are
urged
by
His
Honor
to
lake
Hie
lead
in
encouraging
the
4
purchase
of
l'mpire
made
4
goods.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
tieorge
Clothier
relurned
to
the
city
on
the
'rinee
John
this
morning
after
having
syriit
the
past
fortnight
on
Ihe
IJucen
Charlotte
islands
wliorc
Mr.
Clothier
wa
on
hi
annua!
inspection
trip
a
resident
engineer
for
the
t)epart-nienl
of
Mules.
MINERS
WAIT
FOR
ACTION
Proposals
Will
be
Submitted
to
Local
Districts
Before
Conference
Moves
LONDON,
May
15
A
conference
of
miners'
delegates
was
called
this
morning
and
adjourned
shortly
after
gathering
until
next
Thursday.
No
decision
was
reached
concerning
the
government's
proposals
for
settlement
of
the
dispute.
Between
mow
land
Thursday
the
proposals
will
be
submitted
to
the
various
Boys'
Band
of
Prince
Rupert
Conducted
by
Visiting
Expert
and
Given
Present
of
Cash
The
Hoys'
Hand
of
this
city
became
enriched
.to
the
extent
of
$IH5
as
result
of
Ihe
visit
here
of
Ihe
members
of
Oizeh
Temple.
The
visitors,
particularly
the
member
of
the
Shrino
Hand,
displayed
keen
interest
iu
tho
work
being
earned
out
among
Ihe
boys
and
u
collection
was
taken
up
for
the
benefit
of
Ihe
band.
Yesterday
afternoon,
Ihe
motley
was
turned
over
by
Mr.
James
Hudson,
wife
of
the
potentate,
to
IL
V.
(I.
Lo
Pine,
chairman
of
the.
local
committee,
for
presentation
to
the
baud.
Yesterday
afternoon,
iu
the
course
of
a
street
parade,
the
the
recorder
for
(iizeli
Temple,
I,
ii
...
i
i
.
.
.
nutis
iiauti
was
iahcii
turner
me
wing
of
J
lie
Shrine
Hand
and
during
Ihe
march
alternated
In
expressed
rreat
interest
in
the
work
among
the
boys
and
direct
ed
complimentary
remarks
to
the
playing
of
selections.
The
1
1
lie
Itotary
Club
which
had
been
boy
were
delighted'
lo
be
under
instrumental
in
Us
formation
till'
liiilnn
of
KilwHl'il
t.iMwim
Inml
ti-irliciil.'irlv
lit
l!:inilmislt'
conductor
of
the
band.
Wilson
for
the
splendid
results
.Nohle
I.rasnu.
who
in
addition
,
thai
had
already
attended
hi
lo
being
director
of
Hie
band,
is
effort
wilh
Ihe
boys.
Buried
Treasure
from
Cariboo
Said
to
Have
Been
Discovered
New
Westminster
by
Old
Timers
VAXCOl;
VF.lt,
May
15.
A
curjous
slory
of
Imried
treasure
from
the
Cariboo
coming
to
HghL
at
Xew
Westminster
is
being
told
and
the
Sun,
of
this
city,
under
a
Xew
Westminster
dale
line,
has
the
following
in
regard
to
il:
"Persistent
rumors
of
treasure
Iruve
hi
the
Hoyal
City
are
passing
quietly
unioug
a
select
party
or
old-timers,
who
refuse
to
deny
or
confirm"
reports
of
gold
stiggels,
buried
sixly
or
seventy
years
ago
by
sappers
of
tlie
Hrijish
army
valued
at
$200,000
lo
$300,000
pur
loined
and
imrieu
oy
the
sappers."
According
to
the
.
slory,
tho
gold
came
from
the
Cariboo
country
all
traffic
.for-,
which
at
Hint"
lime
passed
Uirough
Xew
Westminster.
Thls.igold
is
saidjered.
to
have
been
encased
in
an
old
well,
the
location
of
which
was
described
in
an
aged
document
which
has
recently
been
.diseoy-
Military
Revolution
in
Poland
Was
Successful
Marshall
Pilsudsky
is
now
in
complete
control
in
Warsaw
and
Polish
capital
is
quiet
following
heavy
fighting
LOXDON,
May
15.
The
military
revolution
in
Poland
appears
to
have
succeeded,
according
lo
udvices
reaching'
here
today.
Marshal
I'ilsiidski
is
not
only
in
complete
control
in
Wuisaw
but
advices
received
iu
the
Polish
capital
indicate
thai
a
majority
uf
ihe
troops
throughout
Poland
have
joined
his
cause.
The
coup
bus
been
far
from
bloodless,
according
(o
reports,
but
the
account
of
the
number
of
casualties
is
vague.
One
report
today
staled
thai
200
persons
were
killed
and
2,001)
injured
in
Warsaw
during
tlie
fighting
Thursday
and
Friday.
ueveiopments
outside
oi
War-,
-
saw
are
still
obscure,
nginnr.
which
commenced
in
Warsaw
Wilmil:i
v
0ii,l,il
l:ili
Kriilnv!
wiiii
i
lie
ca-piure
oy
ine
rcocis
oi;
ltelvedere
Palace,
iu
which
members
of
Hie
government
sought
refuge.
Tlie
situation
is
declared
quiet
now.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Prices
Today
For
Halibut
Aver
aged
12c
to
14.60c
For
First
Class
Fish
-
Halibut
prices
today
ranged
from
l.'ii-
to
i
i.uOc
for
American
ami
t-'e
to
12.70c
for
Canadian,
first
class,
with
7c
for
American
seconds
and
0c
for
Canadian.
Ar-
rivals
were:
American
Venus,
27,000,
to
Pacific
Fish-'
enes.
Sitka,
22,000.
lo
Cold
Storage.
Marmot,
12,000,
lu
Cold
Stor
age.
Wave-,
8,000,
to
Hooth
Fisher
ies.
t
inah,
0,000.'
to
Hooth
Fisher
ies.
Iteliance,
18.000,
to
lloolh
Fisheries.
Canadian
Scrub,
11,000,
to
Atlin
Fisher
ies.
Alii,
11,000,
lo
lloyal
Fish
Co.
Itevejlle,
13,000,
lo
Atlin
Fish
eries.
Dolphin,
12,000.
lo
Atlin
Fish
eries.
.
.
'
Inez
IU
5,51)0,
lo,
Hooth;
Fish
eries.
'k
'
Johanna,
JMld'to
Atlin,
Fish-
cries.
Verna,
7,000,
to
Itoyal
Fish
Co.
Cape
Spear,
0,000,
to
Cold
lorage..
K.
I.ipselt,
13,000,
to
Cold
Storage.
Yule,
0,000,
lo
lloyal
Fish
Co;
Hose
Spit,
12,000,
to
Atlin
Fisheries.
Muriueag,
12,000,
to
Cold
Stor
age.
Salmon
Petrel.
800
reds
at
1
t.20c,
lo
lloyal
Fish
Co.
THEOLOGICAL
COLLEGE
BUILDING
FUND
FOR
THE
UNITED
CHURCH
VANCOFYKIt,
May
15.
-
The
conference
of
tlie
United
Church
yesterday
adopted
a
report
recommending
the
raising
of
$50,.
oo()
for
building
lecture
rooms
and
chapel
lp
connection
with
the
theological
college
on
Ihe
slle
of
Ihe
.University
of
H.C
LOGGER
DIED.
CAMPnKlS.
ntVF.lt,
May
ish
fcdewart
Neil,
a
lugger,
is
dead
as
a
result
of
a
brokeiuback
"sus
tained
when
he
was
stritclTJby
laiung
timner
ui
a
lumber
camp
near
here.
GOLD
FOUND
ON
HIGHWAY
Dredge
at
Work
Tearing
up
Ground
For
S1.C0D
a
Day
In
Precious
Metal
SEATTLE,
May
15.
On
pro
baldy
the
most
valuable
stretch
jMi
1
'ul?h
way
V
I
h'J
hoih"
we
t
which
lies
11
mile
north
of
deallum
on
the
old
Yellowstone
trail,
where
motorist
once
sped
over
the
highway,
a
huge
elec
trically
operated
dredge
is
now
teariug
up
the
roadway
and
scooping
gravel
worth
more
than
1.000
a
day
in
gold.
The
dredging'
is
being
done
in
the
old
Slave
Creek,
district,
the
old
find
of
10
years
ago
and
which
It
is
said
was
abandoned
by
both
whites
and
Chinese
in
order
that
they
niighl
hasten
northward
when
tho
Klondike
strike
was
announced.
CROOK
STOLE
AWAYQUIETLY
Left
Officers
Sitting
In
Room
While
He
Went
Upstairs
and
Kept
Going
WIXXIPF.O,
May
15.
Paul
Pola,
the
notorious
crook
-confidence
man
escaped.
front
immigration'
officials
while''
awaiting
the
commencement
of
a
trip
cast
for
deposition.
.
Pola
had
jusl
completed
a
term
in
the
penitentiary
for
a
7,500
swindle
ami
prevailed
upon
the
ofHcers
to
take
him
to
an
old
rooming
house
where
he
wished
to
secure
prized
personal
belonging.
The
officers
sal
down
iu
the
front
room,
and
permitted
Pola
to
go
upstair.
That
waa
the
last
s'-en
of
him.
STERLING
IS
AGAIN
AT
PAR
XEW
DUE.
May
15
Slerlinsr
ext'liange
sold
at
gold
par,
4.8G,
this
moruiivg
for
Ihe
first
time
since
1DU
hut
failed
io
urouse
much
entliusiaHiinon
tha
stock
market,
which
was
jfeatiireless
at
iuv
i'i'-"ii's
inn
t
i
enewcn
selling
tiff
mblori.faml
rubbers
sent
seV-eral
of
these
u
u
new-low
level
for
the
year.
Tlie
decline
ranged
three
In
five
points.
K
E.
Lindsay
of
the
C.X.Il.
superintendent
of
ear
service'
ollice,
Winnipegi
arrivrd
in
the
City
on
last
ltlghf
Irulii
and
will
leuve
Ibday
wii,
local
or.
ficials
to
altend
:
Ibe,
nilyisional
meeling
in
Prince
Kaperl.