TAXI
She
Boston
Grill
I
5
nci;;
,
"
-
Ambulance
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hell,
Sorvlce
with
newly
laid
.dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
floor
for
hire.,
land
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
NEW
80DA
FOUNTAIN,
and
6th
St.
.4
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
th'ff.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
least.
Phone
467.
".,.,,
Northern
Northern
and
and
Central
Centra!
British
British
Columbia
Columbia's
's
Newspaper
Newspaper
U
)l,
XVI.,
NO.
127.
127.
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fh
-
t.
r
.
r''J"'t,
tft
1MUNCK
HL'PKHT,
H.Om
TLKHUAY.
JL'Ni:
1.
IHl'O.
siturdayi
Clrrulallgii.
ia
street
si;
4ii
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
PORTANT
ORE
STRIKE
IN
DUTHIE
MINE
!G
VESSEL
SINKS
IN
HUDSON
RIVER;
SIX
HUNDRED
PASSENGERS
ESCAPE
10
Passengers
Saved
Then
Big
Vessel
Sank
After
Being
Rammed
ling
hi
the
Hudson
Itiver
when
llic
vessel
was
rammed
In
.
.
.......
.
.
tuiikcr
nil
iioiiokcn
ami
sank.
The
a-diiiigton
Irving,
a
vessel
of
l.ooo
Ions,
liail
just!
JAic
'mid
of
Cicfo
migration
wnd
iirr
the
tup
of
the
d
from
Asia,
Dr.
I
Minion
it.
of
ODawa,
Federal
gov-
nl
ethnologist,
left
Van-
las'
hihIiJ
for
Seattle
en
o
Nome
where
lie
will
otil-
.
the
t.iiiadian
Arctic
.ex
riul!l'ii
to
il"
so
i
ub-frtim
'he
Simel
puvcrii-
ilir
Jcmics
wilr
cross
fsi
mils
into
lluslati
ler-
amj
rxraxale
inUi
t
lie
there
Mie:e
evidence
of
ly
ctviluaiion
nrc
reported
I
He
wilt
alo
study
the
laliral
construction
of
the
dialect
AL
RACING
CAR
ACCIDENT
ed
Through
Fence
Killing
le
and
Fatally
llnjurlng
Two
People
JIM
A.
June
I
Harlan
(on.
iiliii
years
of
nvtf,
wait
h'lly
killed
and
bis
fullicr,
Li
1
Jolnisoti.
Sr.,
15
years
ot
vn
fatally
hurt
while
four
were
badly
injured
.Mon-
when
a
rtieinar
car
Iflcrunon
1
by
Ira
t'.ook
of
Astoria
ed
lliiiiujrh
the
fence
ditr-
the
annual
memoriaf
day
1
sulTeied
a
broken
back
ik
s
nol
exjieelei
lo
live,
on,
senior
died
last
itiithl.
INESE
FIRE
SACRAMENTO
rlc
Chinatown
at
Isloton
Piped
Out
and
More
than
1000
Homelesa
3IIAMH.NTO.
June
I.
Mort
11
Ihmisand
people
a
to
l:s
a
a
result
of
a
firn
Hlarled
in
a
Chines'
and
lolally
destroyed
Iiiff
Isloric
Clilnalovvn
and
caii-
liHtricl
,al
Melon
bile
yes-
eattsiiiig
ilatnitue
estltn-
ill
100,0(10.
'
;
liulldlngs
ileslroyeil
In-
Ihe
tiilRiatnry
oehool
11U
by
300
.(indents.
OTTAWA,
June
I.
Hon.
J.
A.
Jtobb,
mijil;lor
of
finance,
(obi
Hie
House
of
Common
yesterday
Hint
the
(Snveritment'
had
"no
intention
of
bringing
down
any
billature
on
the.
suhjrtft
but
Canada
auloiiMUcally
Would
re-vctI
10
lli
yM
standard
Oil
Jolv
I
.'
doneil
temporarily.
'
PORT
CLEMENTS
MILL
!
STARTS
WORK
TODAY
Lumber
Cutting
Starts
at
Plant
Formally
Owned
Locally
and
Now
Property
of
F.
L.
Buckley
thitling
of
lumber
roiutueuced
today
al
Hie
Port
Clement
saw
mill,
formally
owned
by
local
iu-terrM
ami
now
the
properly
of
F.
I..
Iluekley,
the
well
known
dslrirt
operator.
Mr.
Hueklcy
Is
today
al
the
mill,
having
Kono
across
yesterday
aboard
Hoi
Piitn-e
Charles,
on
which
vessel
he
will
continue
tlirouh
to
Van-'
OlIVIM'.
I
LITTLE
LEGISLATION
waters.
IN
SIGHT
AT
OTTAVA
Premier
Announces
Only
Couple
of
Minor
Bills
to
Como:
B.C.
Legislation
OTTAWA.
June
1.
Kxcepl
Tor
a
cnuple
of
minor
bills.
Premier
.Mackriuie
KiiiR
announced
in
the
House
of
Commons
yesterday
tflat
the
umcrnment
had
no'
in-leulion
of
tirinKing
down
any
more
legiskiliuu
litis
season.
He
Intimateil
that
he
tnlgltl
have
to
introduce
legislation
in
regard
to
the
patrol
of
llrillsh
Coliuubia
BIG
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
American
Loague
Philadelphia
0-3,
llosliiu
2-2.
Chlciiign
3-1.
C.lev
eland
1-5-Detroit
10.
SI-
r.miis
7.
National
League
Cincinnati
7-5.
Pillsburg
2-1'
SI.
Louis
5-7,
Chicago
3-H.
.New
York
I'-',
Philadelphia
1.
Others
postponed,
rain.
rinnsliilih.
.1.
M.
Delia,
thfc
.ItIi.
1111.1nl.er
of
Iho
cily
detach
menl
of
provincial
police,
will
mrlve
in
Hie
cily
on
the
Princ-j
Ceotge
tomorrow,
morning
froiu
Duncan,
Vancouver
i.ianit,
tic
complin
led
by
his
wlr
and
fain
ity.
GIRLS
BEST
j
IN
PROVINCE
'Local
Company
of
Twenty
at
I
High
School
Equal
to
j
Vancouver
King
Edward
I
INSPECTION
TODAY
YOltlv.
June
I.
Six
litimlreil
passengers
aboard
the
-
-
ly.
Mv
link
liner
vv
usliiiiguiii
Irving
were
rescued
Hit
capiain
cummtnqs
Spoke
Wordt
of
Appreciation
at
Inspec
tion
this
Morning
lie
dock
when
Hie
.was
rammed,
a
considerable
portion
of
'I'lial
the
trirl".-
physical
cul
lull
under
wnler
being
ripped
open
and
she
commenced
j
lure
drill
cla
of
the
Prlnc
iipidly.
CooIues
of
the
captain
and
crew
anil
1
he
quick
line
of
nenrby
vccl
pmenled
a
panic
anil
enabled
nil
to
ithe
vessel
in
safely
before
she
plunged
lo
the
bottom.
D.JENNESS
VISIT
ASIA
IF
PERMITTED
:
lion
Ethnologist
Goes
to
Nome
to
Study
Es
kimo
and
Migration
:ot
VKII.
June
1.-
ur-
Mir
aneienl
civil
..r
Iti
K-Vlihi.H
to
delrr-;
III
an
CANADA
REVERTS
GOLD
STANDARD
ON
DOMINION
DAY
Ituperl
High
School,
trained
y
Afex.
Mitchell,
alo
u
student
u'
Die
school,
wan
equal
lo
tli-
similar
cla
at
the
Kin?
Ldwanll
High
$0bool
at
Vancouver,
hUij
poeif
lo
bo
I
lie
bel
cla,
u
It
I
provjnre.
wa
the
wlnlfiuciil
.ttnaile
by
(aptaiii
Cummin;.;
4
1
Victoria,
who
i"
herw
today
Jo
iperlin
I
In
CUdeltf
of
the
III..,
:
School.
He
pari
iriitarl-
ideated
with
Ih'e
jcirls
aild
he
al
Softllif
Ihf
Boy
did
well.
The
lrU
wwrf
Jean
(Iriew.
Winti'
Tliuniioi.
Uiura
Friziell.
Hvelyn
'
Dalit).
Mary
Dow
Hit,
;
Irvine.
t'.liriie
Mrl.cod,
Ad.t
.ltiiiKiilir.
Margaret
Herein.
;Julia
Vnller,
Mary
Waller.
4
j
Irene
Morrison,
Mary
arc
I
ot-4.'(M.nk
tulbillli.
Klliehltidivrie.
Virginia
H.et.
Iel.-n
$imUu
f
Karl
in
the
war
Hie
!
gold
standard
wnn
aWan
'O
llrien
Vrra
Vhtillu
Alella'
Mc-
hinley.
'They
loyked
very
utarl
1
in
High
Heliool
middies.
whilA
vvitii
blue
Iriiiuuiiliis
with
the
school
crest
on
I
lie
right
arm,
black
ties,
black
rolled
socks
blue
serfte
bloomers
and
while
run
i
iiini;
slioes.
j
In
eoinnienlina
further
on
the
work'
Captain
Cummin?
said
tin-gills'
n
Vancomer
bad
a
distimt
iplvautatte
in
liavin?
a
specia!
instructor
a
well
as
huildihv
nttd
appliances.
'They
went
llirough
ti
uiiinlier
of
fancy
drill
for
dim
and
put
on
four
tableaux
in
all
of
which,
they
acquitted
themselves
excellenlly.
'The
boy
in
their
Hiwli
School
tdcoeless
sweaters
over
while
shirlH
also
looked
very
smart
and
drilled
well.
Captain
Cuiii-mlngs
told
them
if
they
kept
up
the
work
and
polished
il
up
la
place?
"they
would
have
a
good
chance
of
winning
Hie
I.O.I).
C
cup.
BRITISH
FIRM
HEAVY
LOSSES
Armstrong
Whltworth
Sank
Roughly
C900.000
Last
Year
on
Operation
LONDON.
June
I
.
-Armstrong
Whilworlh,
one
of
the
most
!n
portatit
vitgineeriug
cotupaiiies
In
the
Dritish
Isles,
gave
th"
business,
world
a
shock
lodny
when
the
yearly
report
issued
showing
the
firm's
loss
during
the
past
year
as
roughly
t'JOO,-
000.
Poor
trade,
high
cost
of
production
and
foreign
compel
itiou
was
the
official
explaun.
(ion
of
the
pour
showing.
COMPLETE
REVISION
SHIPPING
ACT
SEEMS
LIKELY
NEXT
SESSION
OTTAWA,
June
I.
Comploln
revision
of
(he
Canada
Shipping
Act
will
proba'hly
be
undertaken.
at
the
next
session
of
purlin
menl,
Hon.
P.
J.
Cardiu,
minister
of
-
marine
informed
A.
U
Neill
Independent
member
for
Comox
Albernl
in
Ihe
House
of
Com
hum
yesterday
afternoon.
'
E
BHaHaHaHeaH
HKCKIVKH
I.I..D.
PMKS1DK.NT
COOI.IDOi:,
ccoinv-aiiied
by
(ioveruor
Hyrtl
of
Virginia,
and
w
aring
rap
and
gown,
leaving
the
campus
of
Willium
and
Mary
College,
YVil-liani-l.nrg,
Va.,
after
receiving
Hie
degree
al
Hie
reccttl
convocalioit.
Police.
Commission
at
Final
Meeting1
Expresses
Confidence
Chief
Vickers
and
Retiring
Men
As
a
recognition
of
many
years
of
faithful
and
efficient
seivite
forUhe
city,
il
was
ilecided
unanimously
by
Ihe
police
i'ommision
yesicntay
urieriiooti,
on
motion
of
Commissioner
Frizell,
seconded
by
Commissioner
Montgomery,
to
rcconi-
metid
lo
Hie
city
council
thai
a
iiioitlh's
salary
be
grunted.
Iv
Chief
W.
II.
Vickers
and.
two
week's
each
to
other
me
tubers
of
the
cily
police
force
who
retire
today
with
the
taking
Over
ot
the
city's
policing
by
the
provincial
authorities.
It
wu'
further
decided
to
fi'tiii-h
each
of
the
retiring
officers
with
suitable
teslimoulals.
...
-
Yesterday's
meeting
as
lb;
II
OTIIIIP
final
one
of
the
police
cominis-!l
.1141.
iillr.
stun
nuiuu
inin
jiurs
mil
'l
.
existence,
two
of
its
members!
having
formally
submitted
tliei:-!
resignations
to
take
eltect
witli.
the
dale
of
the
police
change.
:
After
routine
business
covering!
Premier
Baldw,n
Declares
Gov-
operation
for
the
month
ol
May
of
the
city
force
had
been
trans
¬
uded,
occasion
was
taken
by
the'
commissioners
to
voice
their
ap-
precialion
of
the
service
thet
had
been
given
Chief
Vickers
and
the
retiring
force
and
to
express
doubts
as
lo
the
pro
bability
of
any
improvement
be
ing
brought
about
cither
fiuaiv
cially
or
in
efficiency
llirough
the
impending
change.
Commissioner
FrUiell,'
speak
ing
briefly,
proposed
that,
in
re
cognition
of
t
heir
past
services,
a
month's
salary
be
granted
Chief
Vickers
and
two
weeks'
to
each
member
of
tins
retiring
force.
He
moved
that
such
a
recommendation
be
made
to
tin
city
council.
In
any
case,
the
officers
would
be
entitled
lo
pay
covering
this
year's
holidays.
Victim
of
"Motive"
Commissioner
Montgomery
fell
that
Chief
Vickers
ami
his
subordinate
had
given
the
city
good
service
for
many
years,
service
which
he.
believed
the
great
majority
of
the
people
in
Ihe
cily
'had
been
pleased
with
lloregretled
thai,
the
cntic"
force
had
been
made.,
the
vicjhit
of
some
molivo
"ollieiv
thatifU
nancial
saving
or
criticism
of
their
efficiency."
He
had
gravo
doubts
thai
there
would
bo
any
financial
saving
llirough
I
IX
change
lliougn,
as
11
citizen
he
hoped
ilwould
beii'successrul.
lie
wus
.further
-
.atisfied.
ttui
the
change
would
not
bo.
lo
tin
best
Interest
of
Ihe
jelly
iillhouigh
"continued
on
paseifour)
le
similar
to
(hat
brought
Jown
assay
21000
ounces
silver
r
ton.
The
strike
in
'question
va
made
just
a
few
days
ago
in
a
abaft
beinjf
sunk
below
the
level
of
the
main
work
tunnel
known
s
the
Water
Tunnel.
A
the
shaft
deepens
the
trade
of
ore
Is
increasing
and
ruby
silver
ami
pray
copper
are
found
lo
.Mfeet
IS
DISCUSSED
ernment
Reserves
Complete
Liberty
of
Action
URGES
TO
INTERVENE
LONDON,
Jne
I.
Premier
Dahlwiti
annifftieed
in
i'atlia-
iiieut
today
that
the
(ioverutnenl
was
feseVving
complete
liberty
Of.
aellon
rewarding
the
eoa
slr.iko
-in
view
of
tin
v.
fart
'tltut
proposals
including
mix
offer
ol
U.oou.ooo
subsidy
brought
no
response
from
either-miners
or
owners.
1
lie
statement
was
in
reply
to
a
question
of
former
Premier
Hamsay
Macdotiald,
who
declared
the
(iovernment's-
re
cent,
action
and
then
inaction
had
been
lo
piny
inlo
the
liauits
of
the
owners.
As
parlies1
to
the
dispute
could
not
agree
.Met
Mac-ilonabl
Urged
that
the
(Uivern-
ment
slep
in
for
(he
purpose
of
seeing
whether
a
setllemeel
could
lie
reached
LOCKHART
WINNER-AUTOMOBILE
RACE
VALUED
AT
$40,000
l.t
.VA1OLl!s.
ilnne
'1
Frank
Lb'eMhurf,
23
years
of
age,
aver-
agiiiig
ui.O
3-8
miles
an
hour
yesterday
won
the
annual
Indianapolis
race
worth
approximately
10.000
.
It
was
Scheduled
for
500
miles
but
washout
to
100
miles
on
account
or
therath,.
.
'..a,
m
Mrs.
Pliil
McDonald:
sails
by
the
Canlena
Ibis
afternoon
(in
0
Hip
south.
Ore
Strike
in
Duthie
Mines
Shows
Very
Rich
Galena
and
Ruby
Silver
SMtTJIKHS;
June
I.
On
Saturday
Manager
J.
IL
Turner
,
of
tie
Duthie
Mine
brought
down
to
Hmiliieis
a
sanipje
from
Hie
new
ure
struck
just
a
few
days
ago
on
the
Henderson
claim.
This
is
as
fine
a
sample
a
Snlillters
people
can
recall
having
seen
anywhere.
It
weighs
2U
lbs.
11)
oz.
and
is
solid
metal
throughout,
a
high-grade
galena
with
ruby
silver
shovyfug
here
;
and
there
all
through
it.
.
i
Manager
Turner
stales
that
this
is
now
showing
from
ten
to
fourteen
inches
and.
thai
both
ruby
silver
and
gray
copper
He
becoming
more
abundant
as
-
he
work
prozecd.
The
ruby
p
iinp
IJATIM"'
-iher
run
6M
pure,
and
sain-
II
IINp
Villi
hill
level.
'The
sample
is
on
display
jn
the
local
Chamber
of
Mines
dis
play
in
5-inilliers.
and
is
attract
ing
a
very
igreal
deal
of
addi
tion.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Only
Two
American
Boats
Port
3ut
Seven
Canadians
Sell
Catchei
Fisheries.
In
Only
lw
Atm'rican
boats
were
here
for
the
halibut
sale
this
morning
but
seven
Canadian
boats
sold
their
catches.
Prices
were
15.00c
and
17c
for
American
with
S)c
and
ITe-
for
ecouds.
Canadians
varied
Icq
tn
U.lOc
lo
15.20c
witli
eight
cents
for
sec
onds.
Sales
were."
Amerloan
Norlh,
'.'U.5P0,
to
Cold
Storage.
Hetty,
10,500.
lo
Atlin
Canadian
Jidianna,
11,000,
to
Booth
Dolphin,
10,000,
to
Hoolh
Fisheries.
Helen,
3,000,
lo
..ttin
Fisheries.
Cape
Swain,
5,500,.
lo
Hoyal
Fish
Co.
Nautilus,
0,000,
to
Cold'Slor-ane.
Impereusei
5,?)00.
lo
Hoyal
Fish
Co.
II.
&
IL,
.1,000.
to
Cobl
Storage.
Salmon
Tallow,
0,3
V)
reds
and
AGO
whites
at
13.50c
and
3c.
lo
Cold
Storage.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Wheat.
it.C.
Silver
Dilnwell
lla.elton
...,
tiwleiieiidence.
Indian
-.-
L.
&
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,
JnJiM.,
Marmot
....X...
firetnier
l'or(er
Idaho
Silver
Crest
.
Surf
Inlet
Terminus
Did.
Asked
1:17
1.117
2.05
1.75
1.83
,.01
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Vi
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0
PRESIDENT
OF
POLAND.
IN
COMMONS
Majority
of
One
Only
In
Division
at
Midnight
on
Motion
of
Adjournment
OTTAWA,
June
t-
1
A
midnight
division
011
a
motion
to
gelher.
which
is
the
first
time
adjourn
the
debate
on
a
private
'
Hits
occurrence
nas
Keen
noiou
members'
resolution
resulted
In
U,l
l&JlP0"'
T1,8
l'oUi0,n.
He
passage
of
the
motion
by
the
oflheJliaft
Is
how-
aliout-'fifty
narrow
majority
of
one
Vote
iq
feetaMU-UieWat4uniiel-jMe-Hmsew
nwht.
'The
score
stood
51
to
53.
The
resolution
under
discus
sion
was
moved
by
Oenerat
A.
K.
Iloss,
Conservative
member
for
Kingston.
who
advocated
the
safeguarding
of
Canadian
indus
tries
with
respect
to
competition
from
other
parts
of
the
world.
S.
.W.
Jacobs
Liberal,
of
Montreal,
moved,
the
adjournment
of
Hie-
debale
which
was
carried
oh1
the
narrowest
possible
majority.
TWO
AVIATORS
LOST
IN
NORTH
Favor
and
Swlneheart
Thought
to
be
Either
Dead
or
on
Vancouver
Island
-'
"""V
VAXCOLVKH,
June
1.
Deliev-ing
that
It."
Favor
and
John
svineliart,
missing,
aviators
who
left
Seattle
two
weeks
ago
for
Ketchikan,
are
.wrecked
In'
nor
thern
Vancouver
!
Island,
Lee
James,
head
of
a
-Seattle
firm
which
owns
the
nlrplane,
today
came
to
Vancouver
iind
announced
luo
reward!
for
information
leading
to
Uliscpvery
,
of
their
whereabouts.
r
.
'
Mr.
James
diserediteij
vrumors
that
the
missing
avjatoivwas'.'en-gayed
in
a
liquor
snuiggtfug
venture
and
expressed
the-
belief
that
Hie
'men
were
either
dead
or
wandering
about
in
the
wilder
ness.
CATTLE
DUTY
MAY
GO
DOWN
Brlok
for
Brick
Policy
With
United
States
Is
Proposed
by
Minister
OTTAWA,
June
lvjlon,
J.
A.
Motherwell,
"minister
orvagricul-luvv,
annouuc'Ml
itV
the'ilouse
of
(Vjtumous
llwit
thet,'.atiodian
goy-ernmcut
was
prepared
lo
inlopCa
"brick
for
brick
policy"
with
thi
United
Slfitcs
iii(,tlie
reduction
of
duties
on
eaHle.v
"Kvery
step
taken
.by
the
L'.Sj'governmtjnt
In
lli
u'.iv
nt
reiliiefliiii'iif
ilittv
nn
WAllS
limn
I
llnirn.-uii..
e..
.'
11....
-...Ill"
.
lli,'...'-
1
...HI.
..
!
1
i.,iihiiiihii
uamr
wni,
in-,
inn.
llll
IgnaU
Moseicki
was
elected
kpro-la
cotrespondingreduction
in
sident
or
Poland
by
the
Naiional
Canailian
duly
a?a1i"istrAtnericatt
AsKembly
today.
Nettle,"
he.
sald;i'
V'
,
i
1
A.
1