25
TAXI
tin
Mtim
Boston
Grill
-
Ambulance
Large
Upstair
Dining
Uall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Anywhere
t
Stand
Royal
l''fl
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
6
u
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
MATT
VI
hiti,
least.
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
j
V(I,
XVI.,
NO,
117.
PHINCK
ni'PEUT,
H.C.,
yV):iNKSI)AY.
MAY
10,
H2(),
Ywtfrday'i
Circulation,
im
Street
S1m,
417
PRICE
FIVJ?
CKNTS.
AJ0R1TY
FOR
GOVERNMENT
HIGHEST
YET
NYOX
CONCENTRATOR
HANDLING
THIRD
MORE
AND
INCREASES
TO
FOLLOW
Output
of
Concentrator
at
Anyox
Increased
by
Third;
More
Planned
w
units
to
be
installed
will
doable
present
capacity
of
plant
and
enable
low
grade
ores
to
be
used
ANYOX,
May
10.
The
ntilpul
of
the
eoiireulratiug
mill
'optfii
increased
liy
(Hie
third
ami
it
is
now
treating
1.S1I0
ton
jure
iluily
mtcad
(if
1
,V(i
iiiii
u
formerly,
Plans
are
also
tv
further
incn'up
1
1
1
rapacity
of
I
lie
roiireulralor
inrreu-i
lo
unythiitg
fruni
2,500
tons
to
:i,OUO
tons
daily.
This
enable
If
ic
plant
to
handle
ores
which
formerly
could
not
melted
economically
and
will
extend
(lie
life
of
the
Hidden
k
mine
very
considerably.
The
new
uniU
ure
expected
lo
INY
LAZZERI
IS
NEW
HERO
AT
BASEBALL
Lake
Recruit
Hit
a
Homer
hen
Bases
Full
and
Won
Oamo
For
New
York
li,V
YOltK,
May
111.
Tony
izzert,
a
iuU
Lake
recruit,
wan
hero
of
tliH
Aineriran
ic
yenieniay
wtien
in
tne
till
tuning
with
the
base
full
(it
a
homer
ami
won
the
game
New
Yurk
auainsl
Chicago.
jYanKeen
now
lead
the
league
liii
pc
Mantes.
'Uc
only
Nnl
tonal
Leaim
plaeil.
Pillsbung
and
nklvo
were
een
al
the
end
Ihe
ninth
when
rain
slopped
Lprocrcdlitg.
American
League
id
roll
.",
Philadelphia
2.
Inraao
3.
cw
iork
.i.
I.
out
3.
Ihislon
j.
IxveLimt
I
Washington
2.
National
League
InmUyn
.
Pittsburg
V.
Called
III,
rain
01
hern
tain
'0
YEARS
ON
THEFT
CHARGES
Page
Who
Broke
from
Jail
Last
Wesk
Goes
up
on
Other
Counts
AXCOt
Villi,
Aliiv
It'-
Two
i
imprisonment
was
im
hi
on
liny
Page
hy
MaisUlraie
w
in
the
notice
court
tmiav
r
lie
had
pleaded
guilty
I
(i'liai'lll)H
of
breaking
Mini
and
one
or
then.
.'
iiia
me
was
laid
against
him
in
iieetion
wilh
two
unsucecss-
nUcii.pts
In
I'eK.ilii.tilK
llbcil)
week
end.
'
'
TCLYE
CARS
ARE
WRECKED
He
Killed
and
Property
Dam-
led
But
no
Lives
Lost.
In
Railway
Accident
,
.
.
,
lN)(i.Mn:illtY,
N.H.,
May
tl.
twelve-
head
of
ealtle
were
hed
lo
death
and
others
Inii-d
ami
grt.UL
iUantltlea
of
rciiandise
ami
railway
ino-
ly
damaged
and
the
main
'line
phi!
lianadian
Nullnnnl
Plved
when
cars
of
fatd
fieluhl
!
Montreal
for
llalifax
wet-e
lmmi,
Nolle
of
llic.
crew
wern
lieu,
Je
in
operation
early
next
year.
Development
work
i
hems
done
by
Hie
rompttny
on
Ho
Hunaiiza
properly
on
tint
wcl
vide
of
Ihe
.inciter.
Half
a
million
Ions
of
ore
had
Ik-cii
previously
Mocked
out
there
mil
diamond
drilling
uow
to
I1
done
il
Is
eipecled
will
increase
this
.i
mon
ti
I
very
eoiiidderaldy.
'II
in
opper
percentage
In
lids
ore
!
nightly
lusher
.Uin
in
that
at
Hidden
Creek,
which
ut
fur
hn
been
the
chief
nurrp
of
supply
for
the
smeller.
The
runslruetion
of
the
new
siuO.tring
plant
is
inceciliuj.
and
structural
steel
for
il
I
be
ugr
nnrinhled.
The
style
o:
ruasting
pann
will
he
changed
"
IS
CRITICAL
'
OF
STRIKERS
Seorelary
of
International
Winers'
Federation
Says
Fight
Fruitless
LONDON,
May
19
Severe
criticism
of
tho
general
atriko
was
voiced
by
Frank
Hodges,
secretary
of
the(
International
Miners'
Federation
since
1924.
He
characterized
the
striko
as
a
"disaster
motivated
by
blind
passion
to
try
out
the
machine
which,
though
perfect
on
paper,
took
no
account
of
slmplo
human
nature
and
economic
forces."
Hodges
maintains
that
the
miners'
present
fight
Is
fruitless
and
traglo
against
Inexorable
economic
facts,
and
prudent
leadership
would
dictate
that
the
miners
should
not
be
permitted
to
go
further
and
fare
worse.
..'INDIANS
IN
ALASKA
MAY
NOW
HOLD
LAND
WASIIIMil'OX.
May
III.
Th.
Semite
today
aiioincii
a
uouse
icsolulioil
aulhorixmg
the
i-
it
deeds
to
Indians
ami
Kskiinos
for
tracts
set
apart
for
I
hem
in
Alaska
and
providing
for
the
surveying
f
llRl'
truot-
r.ir
1
1
1
1
1
it
1
1
111'
Kskimo
towns
and
i
1
1
inge
Sj
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Wheal
!
IMS.
Silver
....
Italy
Alaska
..
I
Mi
it
well
Howe
JSoumI
Indian
Maiiiml
Premier
Purler
Idaho
Silver
Cresl
Hid.
Asked
I.50H
IM
2.00
.20
I.
(50
a
1.
00
33.00
.1)3
,07
i
M
'a
.".
2,
12
ii.ao
.00
.10
12
-13
Mackenzie
King
Government
Has-
it
asBBBSSBJBJpsBllBSaBBBBBaP
-JBwm.WnKKK&immcm
2BVHBKBnBBS
HKi
HALLOON
HACK-
Photo
above
show.-
Hip
!ngf
bags
ut
Li'tle
Ho
k
rk
..
last
week
jn
l
be
mire
thev
nisi
off
ut
ihe
start
i
lie
I
u
ed
Stales
tialiuuat
e'
inuiatioii
Ta
A
e
wd
of
"o
,000
were
im
hand
tu
v
:!te
ii!
i
luke-o:
:.
Majority
of
Thirteen
on
Budget
Following
Debate
Lasting
Month
OTTAWA.
Max
li.--After
more
than
a
month's
debate
ending
tu
an
all-night
session
the
House
of
Commons
at
4.0
i
Hi
is
morning
defeated
Hie
Conservative
amendment
to
Ihe
mul
ct
liy
u
majority
of
HI,
the
vole
against
it
hcing
121
mid
for;
I
OS.
j
On
Ihe
main
budget
moliou.
the
voting
was
reversed.
Lib-1
cial,
jitdf
pendents
labor
uud
Progresses,
who
voted
again!:
Ihe
amendment
voted
af
lirnmlive
on
the
main
motion
(hat
the
Hun
resolve
ilsejf
into
u
committee
of
ways
uud
menus
lo;
consider
the
budget
resolution
-
This
wan
carried
hy
a
majority
t
rrirvri
51
an
of
13,
(he
vole
for
being
121
ami
U
V
I
U
1
1
IK
ti
IW
axainsl
4
OS.
In
Ihe
Iwo
division
the
Oov-
rumcnt
secured
the
largest
majority
of
the
session
uu
a'
him.
There
were
no
parly
nwilrhc?.
Premier
lin
spoka
for
three,
hours
and
II.
lb
lieu
net
tpok'c
In
place
of
Mr.
Meteh-
en.
.
.
Premier
Mnekemtie
King
snoko
of
the
Manloit
amemlmenl
fo
tha
budget
us
a
"milk
ami
water
amendment."
It
said
uolluiig
for
good
or
III
and
did
mil
touch
on
the
vital
ipieslions
or
the
tarilT
but
dealt
'merely
wilh
incidental
procedure-.
'
He
charged
that!
whlleM
Mtdgueti
pleaded
in
the
eleclion
campaign
for
larlu
fe-
vhlon
on
a
protective
basis
Colisefvntives
had
nut
been
pre
pared
jo
bring
In
such
a
budget
amendment.,
'
II,
H,
Hennett
asserted
thai.
l!io
National
debt
was
in
realty
uu-staidfajly
greater
than
when.
Ihe
preseiit
f
Itoverittuenl
took
office.
Hverlrade
Irealy
negolialed
by
(he
(fmefninent
had
meant
in-
eteasesiiv
tradrt
for
Ihe
foreign
counlj;.v
:aml
lesseneit
iraite
u.
Canada,
NOT
ARRIVED
major
measure,
it
was
liatr
past
;
three
when
the
last
speech
end-
Fears
Expressed
for
M.
B.
Favor
ed
and
.Speaker
Lemteux
rose
to
nut
Ihu
(jnestion.
Following
its
adoption
....
of
tlm
...
budget
nitjHoM,
,i.
the
House
went
into
rominiueo
of
wayi
and
means
hut
only
to
report
progress,
after
winch
it
adjourned.
An
unusual
feature
of
Ihu
livisiou
whs
the
fact
that
neither
Prciniflr
Mackenzie
big
oor
lion.
Arthur
Meighen
cast
a
vole,
Mr.
Meighen
being
absent
Ihrotiuh
illness
and
Mr.
Alae-keujtfc
King
having
paired
with
;
and
Mechanic
Who
Left
Two
Days
Ago
For
Ketchikan
SIvATTI.K.
May
III.
Fears
ar
expressed
for
the
safely
of
M.
U.
I
DEADLOCK
IN
MINE
STRIKE
Men
Will
Not
Consent
to
Reduction
In
Wages
or
Increase
In
Hours
LONDON,
May
19
The
position
Is
a
deadlock,
declared
Secretary
Cook
of
the
Miners'
Federation
today,
referring
to
the
Government
proposals
which
come
before
the
miners'
national
delegates
In
confer
ence
tomorrow.
The
miners,
he
1
asserted,
would
not
agree
to
any
alteration
In
hours
labor
or
wages.
Favor,
a
local
aviator
and
his
......
"
.
mechanic
II..
W.
Swlneheart,
who
NEW
YORK
FINANCIER
lioppvo
orr
Here
Mimlay
Tor
hel-chikan
en
route
to
Hristol
Hay.
Alaska.
Advices
from
Alaska
say
he
had
not
arrived
.
DIES
AGED
73
AFTER
of
DIVORCE
AGAINST
HIM
It
is
stated
that
Favoc
had
bad
i
but
five
lessons
in
flying.
He
was)
NFAV
YOltK,
May
lit.
NV.
F..
1
engaged
by
the
salmon
eanning
Slokes,
?:t
years
of
age,
financier
company
lo
spot
salmon
and
re-1
and
hotel
owner,
died
this
morn
port
their
presence
to
the
fish-
aing..
He
had
been
recently
In
the
ermen.
public
eye
because
of
senna
-
-
uionat
divorc
brought
againl
Subscribe
lo
the
laily
New.
I
htm
hy
his
wife.
Reading
Teacups
is
Illegal
and
Must
Stop
in
Vancouver
Declares
License
Inspector
VANIHH'YKH,
May
11).
While
palmistry,
phrenology,
and.
astrology
are
recognized
as
.sciences
under
the
criminal
rode,
and
persons
found
practising
them
tire
elgible
lo
.receive
civic
licenses,
fortune
telling
by
teacup
readings
,ure
illegal
and
will'bo
banned
fn
Vancouver
hence
fo'tlhj
Charles
Jones,
oily
license
inspector
said
today.
The
jiradice
of
giviiig
a
free
"reading"
of
Ihe
future
in
Vancouver
en
fee
und,
beauty
parlors
has
recently
achieved
.great
popularity
bit
person.s.perniitting
its,
conliniianccfire
.liable
lo
cancellation
of
'their
business
license
and
lo
police
.action
under
the
criminal
code,
said
Mr.
Jones.
Final
Flurry
in
City
Council
Before
Passing
of
Agreement
Handing
Policing
to
Province
The
final
parsing
of
the
agreement
which
handed
oyer
the
policing
uf
Ihe
City
of
Prince
Htipert
lo
the
Provincial
force
iiinler
Colonel
Mi'Mullin,
took
place
last
night
but
it
was
dune
'(inly
after
unite
a
dramatic
reue
in
which
the
mayor
objected
tu
his
being
deprived
of
the
right
tu
sign
the
agreement,
Ihe
cjly
clerk
having
been
authorized
instead
to
do
so,
and
Aider-man
fjaey
fairly
raved
at
what
he
designated
"an
iniquitous
iigtcemeiit."
He
threatened
that
the
one
who
crime
tip
and
Mgned
it-would
be
'nailed
to
the
cross,.'t
The
parsing
of
Ihe
agreemeet
(was
the
only
mailer
or
inter
est
at
Ihe
city
council
meetiiu
and,
although
the
quest
ion
had
been
threshed
out.
on
.severs!,
I
re
ious
occasions
it
a
u.i
j
pone
ov.'r
flits
time,
eacti
of
ui
three
oi
iionents
oT
the
rnvasur.?
expresig
himself
fully
in
re-;
gard
to
it.
When
the
vole
wh
laken,
those
favoring
il
were
Ablermau
Joe.tSrcer,
Aid.
Itrown,
Aid.
McKcehnic
an.
I
Ablerma:i
Perry.
Alderman
J.
V.
Urecr
was
not
present
although
he
wh
known
lo
favor
il
and
had
voted
for
it
on
previous
occasions
Those
opposing
were
Atderma.i
Casey,
Alderman
I.
arson
uud
the
Mayor;
Agreement
Read
'
"itivolIifhg
Hiew
htver6pcT7ii
Hie
lebate,
excejil
that
Aldennon
Casey
chanted
it
was
a
political
move.
The
agreement
was
read
showing
that
the
city
was
to
pay
IO,000
in
four
quarterly
insta!-men
Is
and
to
provide
certain
facilities,
as
set
out
before.
The
superintendent
of
police
Is
lo
bt,
given
absolute
control.
On-'i
third
of
the
fines
collected
to
so
lo
the
municipality
and
the
pro
vince,
retains
the
other
two
I
birds.
Alderman
Casey
was
the
firs!
speaker.
He
said
he
had
been
elected
to
the
council
ten
con
secutive
times
and
this
would
take
away
all
their
rights.
II
was
an
tumultous
iiocumcui.
Prince
fieorge
had
been,
killed
hy
similar
action.
It
hair
been
foisted
on
the
community
by
five
individual
men
of
Ihe
commun
ity.
He
urged
the
mayor
to
re
fuse
lo
sign
it
and
let
someon?
step
into
his
seat
and
do
so.
"I
am
opposed
to
the
lining
ab
solutely,"
he
concluded.
Mayor
Newton
Mayor
Newton
reiterated
l!i?
senlinrrnls
be
had
expressed
be-.
fore.
He
thought
lhey
wen
making
a
most
serious
mistake
in
taking
away
the
fundamental
principles
of
nil
municipal
gov
ernment.
A
majority
of
the
council
was
taking
away
from
majority
uf
the
people
the
rights
held
since
-the
beginning
of
the
city.
They
were
taking
serious
step,
vv
hen
he
was
elecleil
he
was
chosen
for
a
dual
position,
(hat
of
mayor
and
police
commissioner.
The
citizenship
was
being
taken
unaware.
After
they
had
made-
a
choice,
a
majority
of
the
council
came
along
and
(old
them
they
did
not
know
what
they
were
doing.'
Il
fell
lo
Hie
lot
of
.1
majority
of
the
council
to
let!
the
citizenship
what
they
should
do.
He
maintained
they
should
go
to
Ihu
citizens
for
a
decision
In
order
to
prove
that
he
be
lieved
and
was,
ready
to
back
j.up
His
aciious
ne
siaxcu
'iur
wai
willing
to
bear
the
cost
in
con.
iieetion
with
an
appeal
to
the
people.
Alderman
Larsett
satd
be
would
like
lo
have
seen
soine
provision
made
under
the.
ingrce-
iiienl
for
taking'
over
Uievlbcal
constabulary.
There
should
be.
an
assurance
that
they
would
he
continued
In
tho
service.
Tl
looked
as
If
they
were
being
Cconhnued
on
page
2)
UNWRITTEN
LAW
QUEBEC
TRIAL
Man
Who
Killed
his
Wife
De
clared
Guilty
of
Manslaughter
and
Plea
for
Mercy
Entered
FIRST
CASE
OF
KIND.
MONTItKAL,
May'
lib
Ar
mand'
J'oitras.
charged
with
the
murder
of
his,
wife
here
on
April
23,
was
yesterday
found
guilty
of
iuanslaughler
bya
jury,
Svhleb
attached
a
rider
to
f
UK
vrnlict
TontalningasVrohg
,
plea
for
mercy.
The
plea
of
tli3
"unwritten
law"
was
used
for
the
defense
for
the
first
tiuirf
in
a
murder
trial
iii
Hie
history
of
the
province,
by
Poitras
Counsel,
who
asked
for
a
ver
dict
of
either
guilty
or
acquittal
and
not
one
of
manslaughter.
GRANT
CHANGE
LIBEL
TRIAL
Mr.
Justice
McDonald
Says
May
be
Tried
In
New
Westminster
or
Victoria
APPEAL
TO
BE
TAKEN
YANCOFYF.H,
May
18.
On
tlia
ground
that
there
would
be
serious
injury
and
injustice
to
tho
case
of
(ieneral
MclVae
should
the
trial
of
the
?50,000
libel.
suit
launched
by
Hon,
William
.Sloan
be
held
in
Nanainio,
Mr.
Justice
Y
A;
MfclVonali
yester-
uay
oruereu
u
cnauge
oi
venuo
from
Nanaimo
tq
either
New
Westminster
or.'
Victoria,
Mr.
Sloan
to
have
the
choice"
or
cither
city.
Counsel
for
Mr.
Sloan
announced
they
woubt
appeal
from
the
judgment
granting
the
clmnge
and
would
take
the
casi
to
the
court
of
appeal
silling
ii.
Victoria
m
Junv
i
MOVIEPICTURE
MANINNORTH
SKXVA'HI),
May
It).
Ileporl
here
says
.that
Me,rle
Lav?il,
mo
tion
picture
man
who
is
in
the
wclie
tu
phographleally
record
J-Nkipio
life,
arrived
at
point
Hope
in
Alaska,
S75
miles
north
of
Nome.
lie
left
Nenana
last
winter
liy
dog
team.
s
,
-
A
LOCOMOTIVE
ENGINEER
FRACTURED
HIS
SKULL
WINNIl'KO,
May
It).
Murdo
Mackenzie,
general
chairman
of
the
Canadian
National
Locomotive
Hniglneers,
suffered
a
fractured
rfkull
when
lu
was
'throvvn
from
a
.car,
which
crashed
through
a
railing
'
at
N
or
wood
Jlridge.
,
.
"