associates
and
has
already
slarle'U
work
on;
the
"'prnpU
slated
W.
S.
(Duke)
Harrli,
well
known
Hazellon
mining
man
and
principal
of
the
company,
who
was
in
town
at
the
end
of
the
week
lo
meet
his
brother,
Al
Harris,
who,was
here
on"
Sator
day
cnroule
to.
Stewart
to
ex
amine
a
mining'
property.
Then
is
already
J00
tons
of
ore
from
ihe
M.K.
group
awaifingc.shjp
ment
stated
Mr.
Ilarris.jf.
Under.-
Mr.
Harris'
supjrvisibt,
worK
is
continuing
on
nie
mivi.
Clip,
fiazellon
View
dnd
Stinri.'c
proerte.s
at
Hazellon,
tjie,
fjr!
tWo
of
which
mines
are
now
shippfng
ore.
The
late
departure
of
snow
from
the
inlprior
mount-ains'is
to
some
.extent
hampering
the
progress
of
work
on
some
of
th
higher
mining
properties.
IS
ENTHUSIASHC
OVER
SCENERY
AT
STEWART
V
Hfiss
Margaret
Graham
Says
View
of
Mountains
Beggars
De-,
scription:
Dunwell
Mine
Active
MN
Margaret
(iraham,
who
has
been
looking
after
the
interests
of
the
I'rinee
itupert
lhiily
.News-
for
a
few
days
at
Stewart
and
Premier,
returned
at
the
week-end
and
is
very
enthusiastic
over
the
beatiliful
scenery
ol
tliat
ftce'lion
of
the
cpuptry.
Stewart
she
Ihink
isf.ver
pretty
and
Premier
wonderful.
The
view
from
the
road
jfoing
and
corhin.
simply,,
beggaf,
de
scription.
,
'
Miss
(iraliahi
visiled
ijic
Dun-well
mirtiv
where'.she
ays
fifty
men
are
aP
relient
employed.
They
are;
fctr-
optimistic
over
their
work"
,'itiU
expect
totmako
a
'.leal
mine
off
it.
Speakirtgenerally
of
thft
otit-Jook
at
Stewart
ihe
yoiing
lady
say
the
people
there
al
expect
big
things.
There
seemed
to
be
i
well
defined
j-umor
that
the
ulndjan
giine
would
jet
be
taken
jWef
bVithe
Premier
people
probably
operated
under
a
w.orkinjr
agreement.
The
general
understanding
was
that
the
Indian
would
be
operating
this
summer,
i
PRESENTATION
MADE
MR.
AND
MRS;
YICKERS
Number
of
Old
Friends
Called
on
Them
Yesterday
and
Expressed
Good
Wishes
'
on
Leaving
Yesterday
afternoon
a
number
pf
old
friends
of
W.
11.
Vfcker?
,
unljl
recently
chief
of
police
al
Prince
Itupert
and
.Mrs.
Vickert
called
on
him.
at
his
home,
First
Avenue
and
presented
him
with
a
ffairdsffme
Shso
of
pipes
and
a
fountain
pen
and
pencil.
Tins
spokesman
for
tlie
parly
was
Xi
M.
felcplin8,
wi,o
nicntioned
the
long
Service
thai
Mr,
Vickers
had
given
Ihe
city
and
the
high
respect
In
wlilch
ftf!
was
held
by
all.
On
the
same
occasion
Mrs.
Vickers
was
the
recipient
of
a
very
fine
salad
bowl.
Mrs.
S.
II.
j-arKer
maue
mis
preseniaiion
on
behalf
of
the
sampt
group,
nnd
expressed
the
hope
that
they
'would
both
live
many
years'
In
victoria
and
oceasionaly
re
member
their
Qld
friends.
"
Mr.
Vickers
left
for
the
south
last
nlghl.
WEDDING
OF
EORMER
LOCAL
BOY
WILL
BE
urin
co
Aid
m
couth
ULLU
dUUll
III
OUUIII
PAGE
FOUI,
,-7H2
DAILY
KEWD
WORKING
BOND
BRINGING
OPy
FATHER
IF"
THAT
KH
DON'T
KNOW
SftHM"
ILL
DO
'
L
10
-STATION-
t
W-E-A.
1
Mi.
GROUP
OF
b"TOP
CRrilS"
Pptttv
I'LLTURM
Ors
THE.
RMDiO
JTHt
MS'.
A.R.C
,OT
tiPCAKlKq
I
WILL
!?8
NOW
6IVE,
t)ONE
MfTf
TTlONS
AN
OROWri
OUT
THAT
'x
'
n
MINING
CLAIMS
SOME
CfVflN'
JACTZ.
"WITH
nvor
will,
ot
thsy
br.v
.
f
Property
Neap
Pacific!
Taken
by
Ouko
Harris
and
Associates
and
Ore
Be"ng
Shipped
.
The
Northern
'Prospecting
Development
Co.
Iihs
lakeii.ii
lease
and
bond
on
lift
Al.K.
group
of
claims
up
Legate
Creek
from
I'acifio
from
Mack
Orr
and
V'",
""""
f
S';"'"
-""-'on
Honlelt
ftehl
wins
but
Vel-A
law
percentage
of
the
t,At0l
Then
from
a
centr
arrhals.are
destined
for
Ihe
L,
Smllfc,J
m.-i
...
rw
n
.
'
"
.
iuiurj?
inm
mr
iriiiil
imps
arrived
at
Quebec
op
the
lie-in
a,
-.h
'
...i
n.--ii-..f.
ished
weakly.
MeUan
cleared
a
ii.
.iiiiv
ma
uiui
ur
.iauina
Incruded
anjong
llie
settlers
on
the
Allienia
are
several
inlerest-
ing'
parties.
One
of
these
is
a
special
party
under
the
auspices
of
the
department
of
eplqnization
and,
'natural
resources,
of
the
Canadian
National
Itailways
numbering
317
indivfifuals
and
travplling
under
the
direction
of
Alexapder.
IcCowan
P(f
.Cifasgow,
superintendent
for
Scotland'
of
the
department.
A
number
'of
families
and
farm
workers
of
experienced
character
are
trav
elling.
With
Ihe
party
Conducted
by
Mr.
Mc
Sowan.
VICTORIA
IS
TAXED
HIGHEST
IN
DOMINION
TOItOXTO,
June
5.
Victoria
ILC.,
with
a
per
capita
tax
of
$132.33
is
the
most
heavily
taxed
city
in
the
Dominion,
according
In
a
report
of
the
Canadian
research
institute.
Charlotle-
towij-i
the
lowest
with
338.30.
Western
cities
are
heaviest
tax
burdened,
the
report
(Mates.
BATTALION
ORDERS
m
Hy
Lieut.
Colonel
J.
W.
Nichols.
Oficer
commanding
1st
nat-
lalion
North,
H.C.
Regimen.
i
1
02nd
Hn.
C.F..F.)
,
Parades,--rSignal
section
parade"
for
Instruction,
Tuesday
eveningnti-8
p.mft
,
y
..,
Recruils
parade
for
drill
and
musketry
instruction,
.
Wednes
lay
evening
at
8
p.m.
Recruils
altested
Wednesday
evening
at
8
p.m.
Musketry.
Me.Vicholl
creek
range
open
for
piticllce,
Sunday
al
1)
a.m.
All
members
of
the
regimen
must
atlend
at
least
two
range
practices
at
Mc.Nlcholl
Creek
during
th
.mmmer,
lo
comply
wllh
musketry
regulations
ant1
earn
the
government
grant.
Orderly
officer
for
Hie
week
ending
Saturday,
June
12,
1920
Lieut'.
J'.
Harnsley.
Orderly
ger
igeanl:
Sgl.
Squires.
S.
I).
JUHASTOA,
Major
and
Adjutant
Attached
1st
B.C.
Rk
DIE
OF
ASPHYXIATION'
SEATTLE,
person
Id:
di(S
by
asphyxiitlion
ni'irWrthln
foilr
days-,
the
body
The
train
from,
the
East,
dud
at
3.30
tills
"afternoon,
will
arrive
on
time.
Friortd
In
Prince
Rupert
nre
of
Mrs-.
I-.velyn
Weavef,
25
years
recCivinig
invilatious
to
the
wcd-f
"r
was
found
in
a
pas-ding
of
Arthur
Morrow,
son
of
.HUed
room
last
night.
Three
of
Mr.
and
Mrs
George
W.
MoriW,the
four,
have
been
young
formerly
of
thlrf
city,
lo
Miss
jW'omcn.
'
Ruth
Macdonafd
of
Vancouver.)
Tbe
police
slate
Hint
Indica-The
ceremony
will
take
place
at.lionir
were
Mrs.
Weaver's-
deatli
0
o'clock
In
tho
cVerilntf1
Of
JOne.wa's
fniicldd.
15
dl
St.
Andrew's
United
Church
Vancouver,
and.
a
reccptfoiv
wili
follow
at
4051
Pine
Crescent.
Shaughnessy
Heights.
O
1926
by
IMMIGRANTS
FOR
CANADA
Arrivals
Over
Week-end
Num-
bered
1840
Most
of
Whom
Come
West
WINiNIPKfi,
June
7.
More
than
'1,8
i0
new
comers
to
Can
ada
arrived
al
Halifax
and
Que-
ee
over
lh
wefkend
and
.are"
iroceedinp
lo
(heir
new
Canadian
onWs
over
the
lines
of
the
Can
adian
National
Railways,
accord-
ns:
to
inrormation
received
from
m-
nea.itjuariers
oi
me
coioni-
alion
department
at
Montreal,
Hirer
sienmers-landing
mcir
"""win
,
.,
.
t.'of
the
tola
.x.
,
the
balance
being
ort
three
steamers
lou-rfi-
f
II.,
llTnv
AnKW2....
')'-
Utx
Fcatuoc
Soviet
lc
CmI
Briuh
HIGH
SCHOOL
!
WONSOCCER
Retrieved
Themselves
by
Defeat-'
inn
Borden
Street
2
to
1
on
Saturday
Afternoon
Uonlen
and
Ifigh
School
met,
in
3i
"Jirnior
IeaKUt?
foolbafl
fiv-j
lure
un
Satuniay
last,
th'e
'latter'
winning
J
lo
I.
i
Tn
their
pre'ious
encnunte'-,
RordeU'wdn
and
flieh
wire
anxious
lo
reverse
that
result.
Ho-
ten
played
down
hill
and
pressed!
,...
fait-r
Air-i
riniw,
"-llie
kepi
up
attack
but
their
shooting
was
weak.
Inine
broke!
awav
for
High
but
no
one
was
of
Jls
VA
Sfmftt.
4nd
Wfcks
danPerous
High
got
through
Irvine-
.
away
.
.
.
long
shot
from
Kami.
In
the
second
half
High
-pressed
from
the
kick
off
nift
Stiles
defended
wel.
Higli
rv
turned
to
the
attack
and
Vclreei
Equalized
4le;
cpre'.
High
had
all
the,
game
now
and
Stnlke1
from
a
clrtsi
in
put'
flVem
ahead.
Smith
broke
away'
.at
oUlsi-right
for
Horden,
bit
GrilTiiii
slopped
him.
A
spell
of
mid-field
play
followed.
'
lingers
anil
Wicks
worited
hard
for
Hiinleb
fcnd'
Ed.
y'mith
worried
the
High
defence
but
it
was
moslly
High'
ame.
Lomauina
missed
som
good
chances
and
the
end
canre
with
High
.leading
2-1.
SPORT
CHAT
-Schedluel
sport
fixlurrs
for
the
Week
are
as
follows:
Monday
(tonight,
Senior
base.
ball,
Grand
Terminal
Vs.
Oyroa.
fuesday
Stuart
Shield
football,
final
game,
Mooe
vs.
Cold
Storage.
Wednesday
Intermediate
fool
ball,
Iliph
School
Vs.
Naval
Reserve.
Trap
shooting
at
Park
A
Ve
range.
Thursday
Senior
baseball,
Na
tive
Sons
vs.
Orand
Ter
minals.
Kridaylffel'fvBclipoI
baseball,
rfaluidar
Junlof
foiifHall.
.Hrir
Wn.-W?.
wo
lb
chool.
After
having
won
llie
firs
baseball
gatrte
of
the
season
and
bat,
by
the
way,
tin
best
on
thai
has
been
fn
far
played,
tin
Gyro
Club
is
due
for
undispulH
hold
of
Ihe
cellar
position
un
less
it
can
do
sortielhlnj
with
the
Orand
Terminals
in
tonight's
match.
The
Terminals
won
rather
decisively
over
the
Oy'ro-
She
Was
Troubled
With
Chronic
Constipation
One
your
boweli
become
conitt.
paUd
yon
are
in
for
a
lot
of
trouble,
aa
eonitipatlon
ii
one
of
the.
most
proliie
iource4
6t
Jinease
that'
the'
homaa
race
ii
addiefed
to,
therefore
a
free
motion
of
the
Lowel
every
cay
tnouid
be
tne
aim
of
everyone
who
apirei
to
perfect
health.
Mr.
O.
W.
Lawrence,
Cloverdale
Eart,
N.R,
writei:
"I
wai
troubled
with
chronic
eonatipation,
and
became
ao'
bad
I'
wu
almott
afraid
to
eat
anjnhing.
Ode
day
I
turf
your'advertibement
Milburn's
io
t
got
three
riala,
and
after
tallnff
them
I
havtf'
never'
been
troubled
ilnee
with
eonitipatlon."
Pat
cp
only
by
The
T.
Mllbura
Ce.,
LiiulleJ,
Toronto,
Out.
711
ii
ri
i
i
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anted
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Sale
ForJRent
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advance.
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than
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last
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ol
at
Mirror.
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fn
101.1,1
Sandy
al
Winnipeg
in
191
;.
ThAfr
father
ha
passetl
flwav'
at
Cutarm,
ierald,
Sask.
If:
Ihey
will
communicate
wit.V
their
brntlier
James
Mel.auph-lan,
fierald,
Sask.,
will
hear
somethrns
in
their
advantage.
MISCELLANEOUS
SU
MM
Kit
Canip
at
Lake
Jx'alhlyn
opens
Jur..'
-'.
For
particulars
apply
Mrs.
K.
E.
Hirni.
Smilhers,
IJ.C.
BOARD
AND
ROOM.
HOARD.
The
Inlander.
83n
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
HOARD,
Rooms
and
Furnished
Suites.
Palmer
House.
tl
in
their
first
meeting
this
year1
but
the
sirviee
club
men
have
hopes
of
running
out
Ihe
Jinx
lonighl
ami
I
heir
supporters
ar
V
confident
That
tby
am
eapabl
of
cbitjfif
H,'
TAe
Orand
Ter
inlnal.
oirthe
nther
ftand.
hav-ing
won
the
only
game
they
hav-nr-far
nliiyrd,tseenr
pretty
con.
f
itlnt
thai
dpT'Nit
is
not
ilue
for
Itie'n
tonigiil
nl
least.
MALCOLM
LAMB
WINNER
OF
SPOON
YESTERDAY
AT
REGIMENTAL
SHOOT
Malcolm
Lamb
was
the
win
ner
of
the
spoon,
for
Ihe
dav
at
the
shoot
of
the
First
North
H.C.
Regimen!
Rifle
-Meintinn
on
llie
Mi'Meholl
Creek
ranges
clerday.
,
The
score
were
as
follows:
200.500
1500
TIL
it.
M.
Lamb
2i
28
2rt
A3
It.
Davidson......
21
28
29
W.
Urns-
........
27
29
21
ft.
Wilson
'J
2ft
M
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V.
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1
215
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It.
W.
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19
18
F.
Rush.'II
23
20
IS
F.
I.avery
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If.
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fr.nce
r
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Hupert;
1
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r
E.
L
Nauthi'up
nh
i
W
gorge
W.
ottiii-m,
S'e.-htlc;
'if.
O.
Hdigbway.
W.
.S.
Waring,
J.
M
Rolsloii.
A.
Tornkln,
A.
W.
HIs-
son,
Jam.-A
-A,
Hlack,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
It.
Wood,
12.
II.
Allan.
L.
J.
Milligan,
F.
Cruicksliank.
I.tikin
.Inlinston,
James
Conley.
D.
Gear
und
Mr.
Colfey,
Van-
cimver:
A
I,.
Hab
win.
Montreal:
A.
.1.
Le
Laciieiir,
SI.
John,
N.H..
II.
Jackson,.
Huledale;
W.
A.
Par
roll,
Vlrh.riai
Frank
J.
Friedle
Portland,
Ore.;
A.
-O.
Harris
Winnigep;
K.
II.
Johnson
ami
K
Peac-on,
Fjlmonton;
J.
Ii.
Scott
Swanson
Jiayj
'
S.
Harris
Hazellon;
O.
M,
Eraser,
Dighv
Island;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
M.
Smith
..
A.
Monp,
I!.
O.
Ottinger
an.
Mr.
and
Mr.
11.
W.
Morry,
Port
Essington;
Mrs.
Frank
T.
Heilon
and
children,
Dawson
City;
Dr
and
Mrs.
F.
(I.
jtaotiiia
and
Mis
Gairns,
Toronto;
W.
J.
Service
fsnilher
W.
(Irigg-
Thomson
Anyox;
bin
Lacey
and
Heliy
Vanderhonf;
J.
H.
Carson
and
A
E.
Tprner.
Premier;
11.
(I.
Hlrch
XeW
Vtmriile?'r.
Central
Mr.
and
,Mri,.
O,
Still,
Albany.
Ore.;
.Ii;
R,
Ripslein,
Van.
corner;
F.
Woods
und
A.
King,
eily;
D.
p..
MacHnrdy,
It.
J
Walkland,
H.-.
Jackson
and
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and
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to
furnish-
bond.
Apply
Hrnneli
.Manager,
Heal
Silk
Hoer
Mills
of
ftnttada,
Ltd..
'.Hi',
Vancouver
llloek,
Vancouver,
n.a
YOUNO
Man
wanU
work,
any
kind;
3.c
an
hour.
IMiotu
Illack
259..
It2
WANTED.
Young
girl
for
light
housework.
Apply
Mrs.
A.
W.
I.ipsin.
Phone
Itlue
2t0.
(f
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE.or
RenL
TourU.
Hotel
al
Terrace,
It.C.
Twelve
rooms
fumlh'rL
furnace
beat,
electric''
light,
eleetrtc
pump
bath,
restaurant,
kitchen,
barroom,
fhree
room
furnished
cottage,
two
lots.
Rent
175.00
per
month
or
will
sell
on
reasonable
term.
Apply
Mrs.
J
A.
McDougall,
Totlrlst
Hole'.
Terrace,
Il.C.
IOR
SALE.
Five
roomed
modern
bungalow
and
two
lo
.
close
in.
2Joo.on
on
lerm.
Apply
T.
McClymont.
t'
FOR
SALE.
Motor
boat
close.:
also
Jump
spark
Wizard
mag
neto.
Phone
573.
FOR
SALE.
Clilld's
frieyele.
Phone
Itlue
305.
13.'
TO
RENT
FOR
RENT.
Ursen
building
ai
171
Third
Avertue
East;
Air
room
modern
flat
with
bathroom
and
workshop
premise
on
utreel
Ifoor.
Apply
Hyde
Transfer,
139
Second
Avertue.
FOR
RENT.
Modern
three
room
furnlsVd
suite;
reliable
party.
July
and
August;
oppnsu
P.O.
Phone
Red
7K.
133
KOR
RENT.
Furnished
collar
at
Lake
Kathlyn.
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T.
A
Raymond,
Hox
I33,;
Spiilher-,
H.C.
'.
.x
13
FOR
RP:NT.
Modern
four
room
ed
flat,
with
Monarch
range,
In
filnpp
block.
We'tenh;iver
Hroi.
FOR
II
EXT.
Two
modern
houses,
iflie
furnished.
Apply
215
Fourth
Avenue
East.
If
"URNI8IIED
Housekeeping
Rooms
lo
rent
by
Ihe
day,
week
or
month.
Phono
Red
rt'07.
If
FOR
RENT.
Furnished
house-
keeping
suite,
Mussalle'rr.
Apartments.
Phono
18.
tf
FOR
RE.Vf.
Four
room
unite.
hot
waler
healed.
Apply
Smlt
&
Mtlllet.
PIANOS
for
Rent
al
rt.00
per
month
and
up.
Walker's
Muap
Store.
MODERN
FLAT
for
Rent.
Apply
.Max
lieiinroner.
i.
PATENT
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the
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Vancouver
office
1018
Roger
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Phone
Seyniodr
379C.
Manager,
Ernest
.
E.
Carver,
registered
nllorney.
Other
office,
Ottawa,
Washington
and
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cilles.
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R083
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Ilenson'A
Studio.
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MEALS.
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OAK
EH
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or
Ten
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HOME
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Mrs.
Unger,
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Phone
653.
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Wnek
401
Seal
Covir.
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