iNCOlVElt
June
Heud
of
It..
..i.i
.
W
I
lit...
-
It'll
.....
I
ktlchen
hlJvF
wccedeT?;
in
to
jinn
me
ooaru
oi
r.
or
Mie
I'.tiu.c.
logeiiict
kith
lr.
Sutherland
and
Hon.
A
Man
son,
making
five
in
alt.
I'he
Oovcriiiuent
will
givi
the
ird
a
free
liaud
and
will
open
stiff
Ice
in
Vancouver.
,ICE
CHIEF
ABOUT
TO
TELL
of
Seattle
Force
Says
Graft
impant
In
That
City
Be-
icauso
Department
In
Politics
FOUR
YEARS'
8ILENCE
Ide
Influences
Bred
Whole
Corruption
and
he
will
live
Details
of
Method
ITIJ
June
5.
William
tveryij.
who
retires
as
riiii"
liolice
Monday
after
four
in
thai
position,
announced
he
will
rcu'al
details
of
.
liow
it
t
done,
who
doec
lid
how
I
hey
net
away
with
he
Seattle
police
depart
-
Uler
font'
years'
silence
I
joing
lo
tell
the
tnilh.
Oul-
influences
bred
wludesale
luplion
in
the
police
depait-
II.
draft
and
bribery
hitv.i
rampnnt
because
Hie
de-
kiienl
is
m
nolitlrs.
Lntil
it
Iken
out,
the
people
of
Seat-
ran
never
expert
roiidiliou-
different,
he
declared,
1ST
YUKON
MR
STEAMER
chaplATn
fearful
it
Has
Scow
of
Concentrate!
dch
Is
Going
to
Tenana
and
by
Rail
Out
NAAA,
June
!i.
---
Steamer
in
ittTiveii
i
r
uav.
IL
was
first
bout
of
tin
season
the
Yukon
lliver
from
Daw-
carrying
35
passengers.
In
f
the
Yukon)
was
a
largo
twilli
ore
conct'tilrale!
from
fukon
Treadwell
mine
at
tv,
Y.T
en
roil
o
to
Nenatia
it
will
be
loaded
on
the.
ad
for
Seward
o
he
shin
Uio
tutted
Slates.
'
'
TAXI
Boston
Grillj
W.
m
m
and',..
tdJ
Ambulance
mm
I
,.rr
Ilnalnlr
Tllnlntr
Hall.
H
Service
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
'"Ki
Moor
for
hire.
r
Stand
Royal
Hotal,
3rd
Ave.
NEW
SODA
FOIH1TAIA,
and
6th
It.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and.
best
for
the
WATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
least.,
Phone
467.
r,
"'1,.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
IVOI,
XVI.,
SO.
"131.
A
s
I'lllNCK
IIUPEUT,
11.11,
SA'UHDAY,
JUNK
o,
ID20
VMT(1jr
Circulation,
1487
Street
Sites,
111
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
1W
METHOD
OF
HALIBUT
FISHING
SOON
yRECKACE
OF
FAVOR'S
SEAPLANE
HAS
BEEN
FOUND
IN
QUATS1N0
SOUND
rreckage
of
Seaplane
Used
by
M.
B.
Favor
Found
at
Quatsino
Sd.
fisherman
named
Ilamii-t'ii
is
reported
lo
have
seen
plane
flying
low
and
going
Mown
in
San
Josef
Hay
on
the
mho
un
.May
..
ne
siaieu
ie
on
uie
norm
mic
or
uie
iiay.
rnvor
iit'COHiiianit'd
liy
II.
ICOUVERMEN
IE
DIRECTORS
lOVT.
RAILWAY
Spencer,
Blake
Wilson
and
Milan)
Kitchen
Join
P.Q.E.
Board
Chri-
lie
found
wreckage
of
search
for
Favor
ami
WHEAT-20.
INCHES
HIGH
REPORTED
IN
SASKATCHEWAN
NOW
WLN.MPKO,
June
5.
Wheat
20
Itiehcf
high
and
in
the
shot
blade
i
reported
from
many
Sas-kalrhewaii
fields,
Imlieat-inv
the
most
rapid
growth
ever
recorded
on
the
prairie.
ONLY
THREE
VESSELS
TOOK
OUT
GRAIN
AT
VANCOUVER
THIS
WEEK
VA.NCOl
Villi.
June
i.
'Inly
(liree
steamers
look
on
t;raiit
rarpo
for
export
during
the
week.
These
were:
I.nrh
(ioilTor
London
37,000
busheU.
Hen
IHiines
.for
United
Kingdom
with
option
of
Mediterranean
ports
2J2AHIO
bushels.
Yomel
Maru
for
Kobe
(iU.GGti
bushels:
for
'I'siirumi
1
1
5,83
i
bushels.
TELFORD
AGREES
TO
EXAMINATION
OF
BORDER
WAREHOUSE
OTTAWA.
June
5.--S.
II.
Tel
ford.
Hie
Hock
Island
merchant
who
defied
the
House
of
Com
mons
rommiUce
Thursday,
after
twelve
hours
in
the
local
jail
relented
yesterday
afternoon
and
agreed
to
ait
examination
of
his
warehouse
ami
said
bo
would
o'bey
tfje
orders
of
Hie
committee.
tOUNIKY'5
MUKAL5
gULHIX,
June
.5.
Lieut.-Col
p.
Casgraln,
Catholic
immigration
,chaplalii
ieciu'e,ltv.H5it''
'.di
vorcees
are
eiitcriihg
Canada
loo
freely
4
o
the
danwer-of
the
country's
morals.
WOMAN
DROPPED
DEAD.
W'ATKltt.OO.
"Out.,
June
5.
Mrs.
W.
O.
Woicbel,
wife
of
the
CiiiiHet-viilive.
member
for
North
Waterloo
in
the
Ontario
legis
lalurc,
dropped
dead
lit
her
honie
here.
WHOLE
VILLAGE
IS
AT
FUNERAL
IHetlakatla
Turns
Out
to
Honor
Late
Charles
Venn
The
entire
population,
men,'
women
ami
rhildrcu,
of
the
vil-
MCTOMIA,
June
u.-
Wliul
is
believed
lo
lie
Uie
wreckage
'laae
of
Metlakalla
was
present
.
.....
,
,
.
..
.
....
.
.
I
II
l
-
I
I.
i
-
I.
H
I
I
.1
If.
ravor-.
seaplane,
which
Iff
I
Seattle
on
Max
Id.
ha
tit
found
til
Sun
Josef
Hay.
(Jiiatsmo
Sound,
u
message
tu
the
uvthcial
I'olice
staled.
yesterday
afternoon
at
(lie
ob-
epileVfor
the
late
Charles
Venn
lo
pay
their
lat
respects
to
one
of
llio
inott
highly
respected
re-!
sidcuts
of
Hie
community
whose
thejdeH.Ui
occurred
this
week,
llead-jed
by
the
village
hand,
a
long!
W.
Svviiiehcart,
was
en
roule
lo'procession
followed
the
bier,
I
Bristol
I
lay,
Alaska,
via
Kctchi-j
from
the
family
re-ddt-noe
to
the
kan.
for
the
Carlisle
Packing
Co.
church
and
thence
to
theliuryiug
o
trace
of
him
or
of
Ills
com-ground.
At
the
church,
Arch-
ipaninu
has
been
fouml.
Whether
deacon
(1.
A.
Mix
offieiated
and
Hie
men
were
lol
in
(lie
lltickty-1
there
wa
an
anthem
by
the
forested
country
of
the
(Jilalsltio
district
or
whether
they
were
drowned
or
died
from
exhaustion
in
trying;
to
find
their
way
lo
some
villnr
is
a
'mystery.
Two
airplanes
of
an
Alaskan
air
(napping
expedition
are
leav
ing
Seattle
today
and
planuril
Itr
rlioir.
t'lliers
who
gave
addresses
were
William
I.ewliton.
Joe
.Nelson.
Pcler
llaldatte
and
Peter
llyan
re
pre
senlim;
various
organizations
of
the
eommuuiiy
and
the
rliuivh)
At
Hie
grave.
Peter
Willi,
bndher
of
deceased,
gave
an
address
lellin.-
some
of,
dpceaseil's
histol-y
and
IhankitKci
all
Hio-e
who
had
parlicipaled
in
lhe
service
and
shown
their
sym-j
pithy
to
the
famiy.
There
were,
a
lare
number
of
floral
tributes.!
SCANDIA
IS
TAGGING
FISH
Vetisl
Chartered
by
Fisheries
Commission
to
Carry
on
Investigations
VICTORIA,
June
5.
J.
P.
Babcock,
chalrrran
of
the
International
halibut
commission,
announced
today
that
the
halibut
vessel
Scandla
of
Seattle
had
been
chartered
by
the
commission
to
carry
out
work
of
Investigation
In
northern
waters.
The
Scandla
has
already
sailed
north
where
she
Is
fishing
like
other
vessels.
A
large
part
of
her
catch
Is
being
tagged
In
an
endeavor
to
learn
the
movements
and
habits
of
the
halibut.
WELL
KNOWN
RAILWAY
OFFICIAL
IS
MARRIED
C.
J.
Quantic,
C.N.R.
Superinten
dent
of
Motive
Power,
Wedded
In
South
This
Week
C.
J.
Qitanlie.
superinlendeiil
of
motive
power
for
the
Canadian
National
Hallways
abd
a
frequent
visitor
to
this
city,
was
married
In
Vancouver'
Hits
week.
His
bride
was
Miss
Helly
Barr
of
the
geiicral
office
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Hallway
In
TIMBER
ACTIVITIES
ARE
ON
INCREASE
VltntlHIA,
June
5.
Increased
operations
of
all.
branolies
of
Hie
llC.
Ilniberiiidiislry
is
nhown
In
-figure
Issued
by
Hon.
T.
I).
PhHuHo
iiiiil(ej'r
laud-.:
?llhe
revenue
from
Hin
Industry
last
monlli
was
:H3.K83
compared
wllh
8;'lll.5t
for
May
1025.
TENNIS
STAR
ILL
.
I'AHIS,
June
5.
-Helen
Wills,
Hie.
lnlted
States
lentils
cham-pioji
.jf
sterday
underwent
a
ticressfui
operation
for
appen-dlclllTr:
.
t
IIA.MIMOX
l6hB
V
Al
LTKHS
show
styles
at
U
Angeles,
l.efl
to
right
are
seen
Lee
Hames.
of
lhe
University
of.
Southern
California,
and
Charlie
lloff,
the
Swedish
cham
pion
ali-tiiiiii
uuiieie,
clearing
the
cm-s-iiar
in
a
unique
,
JMWiyfcdhosjancivalxhiliilM.n.'
Rifne
ii.
th
(llyinMlopivfinatt1leri.They(a
iwrai
was
iimiau
.Keuij
are
aw,
(o
4n,.,
W.
K.
Collison.
on
the
other
elevation.
ide
from
their
highest
Huge
Fishing
Boat
Will
Operate
oh
Far
Away
Banks;
30
Dories
and
1,000
Tons
VANCOl'VKH,
June
5.
Following
a
discovery
of
new
productive
fishing
hanks
between
the
Aleutian
Islands
and
Japanese
waters,
the
largest
halibut
boat
ever
fitted
out
at
Vancouver,
the
auxiliary
inolor
ship
Chris
Moljer,
is
now
being
done
over,
and
it
i
expected
the
alterations
will
lake
five
months
lo
complete.
The
vessel
which
will
carry
IP)
fishing
dories,
fs.n
large
lender
latlnch.
Sho
will
have
a
capacity
of
1,000
tons
or
iislt
in
coltl
storage.
Los
Angeles
Evangelist
Reported
to
be
Found
Near
City
of
Edmonton
LOS
ANOKLL'S,
June
T.
A
telegram
received
by
the
police
here
from
Kdnionton
states
that
Aitnee
Semple
.Macpheion,
lhe
missing
evangelist,
has
been
located
in
that
city
by
private
detectives.
Miss
Macphersoti
arrived
via
Calgary
with
a
party
flming
two
California
uulos.
EDMONTON,
June
r.
Inspector
Middleton
of
tluv
Inter-,
national
detective
igency
here
is
confident
he
has
locatedtmee.
riemple
Macpherson,
the
missing
Los
Angeles
evangelist.
According
to
his
iulormatioii
she
reached
Edmonton
on
May
2K
from
California
by
auto
and
13!
htayiilK"
near
the
city
here
now.
A
Mrs.
Blanche
T.
Poller,
al
Los
Angeles
art
studio
representative
at
a
local
hotel,
denies
that
site
is
the
missing
evangelist
and
does
not
resemble
Iter.
GUN
BATTLES
RESULT
!
PROHIBITION
BREAKING
i
WASHINCTON,
June
5
iun
battles
between
.
federal
dry!
fluents
and
.bootleggers,
moonshiners
and
rum
runners
huvo
restilled
in
UO
fatalities
sinco
prohibition
becannv
effective.
The
trafn
from
liiei:ast,
duo
in
j;.io
i
ins
atiernoon,
will
rive
on
time.
-
ar
AVIATOR
REACHES
THURSTON
HARBOR
'
WAY
TO
WHALERIES
VICTORIA,
June
5.
Lieut.
Reece,
on
his
way
to
Naden
Harbor
to
patrol
the
waters
adjacent
to
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
In
search
of
whales
for
the
Consolidated
Whaling
Cor
poratlon,
arrived
at
Thurston
Harbor
this
mornlngand
expects
to
reach
Rose
Harbor
whaling
station
tomorrow.
.
IL'
I).
Lumlvnll
of
tiitji
Wush
inglou
Mining
Co.
is
a
passenger
..
1
1
.1...
'
'
.
-
1
aboard
the
bound
for
i-riiice
ttuperi,
lodjv
Stewart.
Brought
Girl
from
Italy
and
She
Then
Married
Another
so
Martina
Wants
His
Money
Back
VANCOUVEM,
June
5.
How
I'a-quali
Marlipo,
lirjiig
of
life
os
a
bachelor
coal
miner
of
South
Wellington,
Vancouver
Island,
entered
into
correspondence
with
tjalvina
Corxorzif
Torrlo
of
Italy,
wlAun
he
had
never
seen,
and
induced
her
to
come
to
(Jdtiada
was'
revealed
in
the
lounty
court
here
yesterday
when
he
(nought
tiri
again.-t
her
for
return
of
$:JI3,
which
he
say
he
advanced
her
in
Hie
belief
that
he
would
become
his
bride.
The
young
Italian
girl,
when
she
arrived
m
Vancouver
in
IU23,
refused
to
marry
Martino
and
instead
wedded
Jhho
Hee-
anliim,
a.
hotel
proprietor.
-
..rui-lino
said
he
paid
.".3
for
hits
alleged
fiancee's
travelling
expenses
beside
giving
her
?20
spending
money,
The
present
Mrs.
H-ranlino
defemls
Uie
ac'.iou
on
Uie
ground
Ilia!
no
encasement
existed
between
her
ami
Hie
plaintiff.
Ju'lju'
11.
S.
Cayley
reserved
iudgment.
t
LLOYD
GEORGE
IN
FIGHTING
SPEECH
REFUSES
TO
QUIT
MANCIIESTITL
June
5.
"I
have
no
intention
of
accentiuu.
.m
ismisaLsg
SEATTLE
BROUGHT
BIG
FISH
CATCH
Has
68,000
Pounds
and
Marmot
Brought
40,000
and
Sold
on
Exchange
The
schooner
Seattle
arrived
hi
port
with
a
btg
catch
which
was
sold
on
exchange
this
morning
along
with
fixe
others,
prices
for
American
ranging
from
14.30c
ami
8c
to
lC.tOc
and
8c,
and
the
lone
Canadian
boat
sell
ing
at
1
LUOc
and
9c.
Following
were
the
sales:
American
Seattle,
1)8,000,
to
Cold
Marmot,
10,000,
lo
l'acifio
Fisheries.
Ithoita,
22,000,
to
Booth
Fish-
cries.
Orayling,
5,000,
to
Cold
Storage.
Valorous,
1,500,
to
Iloyst't
Fish
Co.
Canadian
Minnie
V..
0.000,
to
Atlin
Fish
eries.
ELEVEN
FAMILIES
ARE
HOMELESS
RESULT
ALMA
FIRE
.io.CTON,
N.u..
June
3.
eleven
families
are
hohieless
as
the
result
of
-a
fire
that
wined
out
the
village
of
Alma,
15
miles
from
here.
The
los,
ihchuted
three
stores,
warelioUses.
Medio.
tilst
Church,
schoolliduse.
hIovimi
ailwellftigs
and
a
number
of
'arils
and
garazes.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Wheat
...........
B.C.
Silver
Wovyc
Sou
ml
;
.
Inilepemleiiee
Indian
l.
-a
l.
...
;..T
I'rentier
..
.
l'urter
Idaho
Sliver
.Cre.sl
Sniff
Inlei
'.
Hid.
Asked
I!'10-H
2.0rt'
.
y.12
33.00
30.00
.08
09t,
.05
y.Ott,
It
wi
I.
.
.09
ti
.15
07v:
,0'J
BOSTON
CAUSES
CLUBSWORRY
Braves
Only
Two
Games
Behind
Reds
In
Race
for
Baseball
Supremacy
NEW
YOllK,
June
5.
The
recent
spurt
of
Boston
liraves
is
causing
uneasiness:,
among
lead
ing
National
League
clubs.
Hy
defeating
Cincinnati
yesterday
they
cut
lhe
Reds'
advantage
in
the
race
to
two
tfumes.
Da.zy
Vancethe
Brooklyn
pTUhTisg""
ice,
7
won
the
first
aFrmifth.iiH.wiMtflyt.1,
deelarVil
IdoVirOVurge
Ifi
Atcn
ho
tield
Xew
York
to
four
d
fighfing
speecti
before
the
Heform
Club
here
hits
and
fanned
ten
batters.
National
League
St.
Louis-Philadelphia,
rain.
Cflicago
I,
Pittsburg
.5,
New
York
I,
Brooklyn
10.
Cincinnati
5,
Boston
8.
American
League
Chicago
J,
St.
Louis
3.
Detroit
3,
Cleveland
4.
URGES
MAYOR
BE
CHARGED
Cne
Big
Union
Object
to
His
Saying
.Agitators
Should
be
-
Thrown
Into
River
WINNIPEC,
June
Ji
Demanding
that
action
be
taken
against
-ilayor
E.
,11.
Webb
on
a,
charge
of
"incitement
to
Violence,"
a
delegation
from
tin;
One
Big
L'nioti
yesterday
waited
upon
1
Hon.
W.
It.
Craig,
attorney
general.
In
a
recent
speech
lhe
mayor
is
alleged
to
have
said
"'certain
agitators
should
be
thrown
into
the
Hed"
HiVer."
Mr.
Craig
told
the
delegation
his
was
a
case
tot
Hie
Winnipeg
jo
I
ice.
IS
ARRESTED
AS
MURDERER
SEATTLE,
June
5,
-
-
Elmer
Nacklund,
52
years
of
age,
ship's
carpenter
on
the
freighter
Eld-
ridge,
was
taken
HWrh.tlid.stean
"
hip
President
ii
rant
oh
her
ar
rival
here
Friday
from
the
Far
East.
He
va
placed
In
jail
as
lhe
,a
Urged,
slayer
,
of
Captain
James
IL
MacN'teliols.
the
second
idficer
of
thr
Eldrhlge
in
Osaka.
Japan.
Alay
12.,
It
s
changed
that
-Nacklund
?1miI
ami
killed
Nichols
w'hen
Ubelattor
repri-:n
a
u
d
ed
him
for
tlrunkennes
s
.
PREVENT
DRAINLAKES
INTO
MISSISSIPPI
RIVER
WASHINGTON',.
June
5.
A
hill
to
prevent
the
aiittioriiatiou
of
diversion
or
ilhe
reat
Lakes
water
Into
rtlic
'Mississippi
rrom
the
Illinois
IUverf'wa9
approved
in
cpmmittee
artyrai(
hour
of
.HHhuster.
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