n
C
TAXI
5
and,.
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere,
at
Anytime.
bund
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ava.
and
6th
St.
WATT
VIPECK,
Prop.
fcli.
XVI.,
NO,
132
ifooa
Dy
Taking
weapons
IPRISINQ
WAS
FEARED
IE,
June
7
Three
luin-
iiatlvc
at
Indian
Poin..
died
of
starvation
tart
The
survivor
ale
dug
hi
'heir
own
relative.
and
,
it
wis
report
fit
by
of-
inf
the
inolurhlp
Trader.
arrival
here.
of
the
famine,
which
i
lull
of
(he
fit
We
I
authori
sing
firearm-
from
lis
wan
hroughl
lo
I.IIJte
lo
i
siatul
in
tiering
Mriiti
kluxfau
school
learlier,
rood
tie
frozen
rcgiou
Siberia
for
medicine
for
in
officials
who
are
ill.
L'Sovlc'
aulhoritlrs,
ap-fiy
feared
an
uprising
of
Stives
and
fgr
(hat
reason
trie
disarmed
ami
loll
!-
ai'iiiiisl
the
ravages
ul
ILLERS
ARE
iGAINST
TRAPS
Meeting
Yesterday
and
iny
Will
be
Here
to
Op
pose
Proposal
F;
holler
al
Dunila!
Islim
l
mrclliig
yrslerday
ami
to
oposi
(he
applicu-extabllh
fl."li
(raps
Hi
MiMricl.
They
foel
.(
Ily
in
regard
to
the
mailer
i'.v
will
lie
up.
Ibeir
boal-
Diey
come
in
lo
(he
meel-
Jivilay
evening.
Hob
llaiin.i
roaiiy
arrived
and
many
wil
be
here,
it
is
an
ASSIZE
JUDGE
stlee
W.
A.
Macdonatd
Preside
at
Court
Open
ing
Hare
This
Weak
IJiulifo
W.
A.
Macdonald
Dsido
at
the
session
of
ho
ie
tiourl
Assizes
which
;n
in
tho
clly
on
Thursday
Jweek,
He
will
arrive
from
ver
on;
t.be
sleamer
Priiiro
ron
Wednesday.
;
T.V.
i
'9
Drowning
In
Magog
River
Responsible
for
Two
Lives
and
Collision
for
Others
.
HICKimooK.
June
J.
Five
People
are
dead
ami
two
more
are
in
hopi!al
a
renuil
of
two
accident
Saturday
evening.
Drowning
in
tho
Mainig
iliver
claimed
two
live
while
three
Mere
(akeji
when
an,
automobile
Irurk
a
train
near
the
cily.
The
dead
are
O'Neill
Nergcron,
15,
and
Chariot
Young
34,
drowned:
and.
Henry
Hebert,
Mm.
Aime
Couture
ami
lleoU'V
Parle
killed
b
train.
Tb6e
in
Die
hotpita!
arp
hylvla
PouHil
and
)Ua
Flos
sie
Itayiiionil
TWO
WEEkS
ONLY
FOR
PARLjAMENT
TO
SIT
Alt
Sections
Anxious
to
Prorogue
on
June
2G
IV
is
Probable
Business
Will
End
.
OTTAWA,
.June
7.
Parliament
U
entering
upon
its
last
but
busiest
forhilslil
onfos.un-ix
peeled
liobls
an"
found
to
explore.
WJlh
mich
.work
and
business
of
Ihe
session
still
before
it
the
IIikWHs
tentatively
ph-dgod
.to
adjournment
Um
June
;'6
and
with
all
sections
anxious
for
prorogation
It
is
probable
the
order
paper
may
be
cleared
hy
I
ha
I
time.
CROWN
PROSECUTOR
IN
CONFERENCE
ON
MURDER
CASE
TODAY
A,
M.
Johnson,
K.C.,
crown
prosecutor,
and
pruvlncllil,
police
of
liters
were
Jn
Courerence
on
fhc,
Lord
(a
:iijsiiolm
nUirder
ease
lhis
morninir
and
again
this
afternoon'
Joseph
tfankey4
eliaiufed
with
the
.crime,
Is
rer
mamb'il
unlit
today
bu(,
;if
an
earlv
hour
Ibis
nflernpon
it
bad
not
been
dechlcit
.at
wlial
hour
Ihe
proeeedings
would
flpen.
dlLDINQ
AT
JUNEAU.
.WAHINtVKiN
June
7
Work
will
bp
slarlod
Ibis
summer
on
lb
o
now
,
federal
A-ibiiihllng
ftl
JUrieau
(o
'-cost
9,727,500.-
'
PRINCE
RUPERT
'MUNCH
111
TK11T,
H.tl,
MONDAY,
JL
K
7,
1020.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
.
Saturdays
circulation,,
ISH
CHAMP
A
.Nil
TI1K
KID
Jurk
DenipseV
at
ln
irauuiig
i-iiarler
eiilcrlains,
leTI
lu
riglil:
Pa
ytribliug,
Mrs.
William
I
Slribiiiig,
her
boxer
husband,
Young
Slrililing,
Ma
Slrthliiig
ami
the
lilleliolder.
ROTARY
CLUB
Seizure
of
Liquor
Vessel
in
OF
KETCHIKAN
!
Mexican
by
U.S.
May
fflMINfrHFRF"
Have
International
-Aspect
Number
of
Members
to
Visit
Prince
Rupert
For
Joint
Meeting
on
June
24
TO
BE
HERE
TWO
DAYS
Tho
Prince
Hoperl
llolary
Club
ha?
been
-notified
that
mem
StrtH
Sites.
Ail
I
Boston
GriiTj
Large
Upstair;
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
ami
best
for
the
least.
Phone
467.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
JQUOR
SEIZURE
ON
CANADIAN
BOAT
MADE
ETCHIKAN
ROTARY
CLUB
TO
PAY
OFFICIAL
VISIT
TO
LOCAL
ROTARIANS
II'NDOUTFIT
MAKING
NOTES
an
Arrested
In
Ottawa
kpoted
to
be
Member
of
Ian
International
Gang
Itly
completed
notes
Claims
he.
Recently
Ar-d
ti
From
Victoria
Where
he
Lived
Six
Months
TAW
A,
June
7.
-John
(Sal-
ID
year
of
age,
claiming
to
Llt
II
t
S
.l
It
til
Vl'lOSC
pOSSOS-
Ilie
police
on
Saturday
ii
eompIe".e
couuterfciliitf
ami
a
large
number
ol
completed
ten
itoiiinl
Hank
;lattd
nod's.
says
that-
lie
Uy
came
from
victoria
ho
in
I'd
for
xix
months.
Klc
refusing
(o
make
a
Bent
I
lie
police
believe
the
lor
lo
In
a
member
of
an
Htlonal
gang,
operating
be-
Ltvglaud,
Ca
nmla
ami
Slales
I
IVES
DIE
OVER
TWO
HUNDRED
THOUSAND
POUNDS
OF
HALIBUT
TODAY
Halibut
arrival
marketed
at
the
Fish
Exchange
this
morning
totalled
200,000
pound,
II,
,ioutids
from
four
American
ves
sel
and
CU.Olto
pound
from
six
Canadians.
Among
the
lal
er
was
the
schooner
Cape
lleale
iVilli
the
exceptionally
largo
ralch
of
5,000.
pounds.
Prices
wrr
from
1(3.
Ic
to
10.1c
and
'Jc
for
American
fish
and
from
11
3c
lo
15.1c
ami
Sp
lo
Uc
for
Can
adian,
The
arrival
were
a
.follows:
American
Akutan,
13,000,
-lo
the
Una
Han
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
Majestic,
2i,000.
mid
June.
lt,
300,
to
tin?
Iloolli
Fisheries
Co.
Trinity,
50.000,
lo
tfie
Allin
Fisheries.'
Canadian
Cape
lleale,
IS.botf,
lo
the
lloyal
ri-li
Co.
It.
W.,
,7,000;
.Mayflower.
I,-
OOO;
and
.DAT..
C.ooo,
lo
the
Houlh
Fisheries
Canaillau
Co.
X.
ami
S..
5.000,
to
tliu
Cana
dian
Fih
&
Cold
ijlorage
Co.
Malt,
2.000,
(o
I
lie
AUtu
Ftsh-
ctlc.
IN
SIBERIAiFATAL
ACCIDENTS
Authorities
Deprived
Them
of
Mean
of
Securing
QUEBEC'
PROVINCE
bers
of
the
llolary
Club
of
Ket
chikan
ami
their
ladic
will
make
n
vieil
to
Ihe
llolary
Club
ol
Prillre
(luporl,
this
month.
Present
arrangement
ale
for
the
club
lo
leave
in
ti
body
on
'he
Prince
l.ouUe
on
Ihe
morn
ing
of
Wednesday,
June
V3,
ar
riving
here
in
the
afternoon
of
the
sTimo
day.
The
Prince
lluporl
club
lipids
its
mcctiuK
on
Thurs
day,
so
tho
party
will
remain
until
tin;
Prioress
Charlotte
n
Hikes
(Is
northbound
trip
on
(lie
morning
of
Friday,
June
30.
A
cordial
invitation
had
been
xleuded
by
the
Prince
Itupert
club
fpr
the
Ketchikan
Jlotarians
to
visit
'them
and
the
local
mem
bers
ujtpeet
to
extend
Ihcnwhcs
for
the
occasion.
A
large
num
ber"
o(
Ketchikan
men
have
siu-nifieil
their
intention
of
making
the
trip
with
their
wives
and
many
.
more
are
expected
lo
stgn
up"
within
the
next
week.
ANYOX
MAN
WON
OVER
EIGHT
THOUSAND
ON
DlBUAST
WEEK
Thohias
F.
Singleton,
an
em
ployee,
of
the
(irnnby
Co.-
al
Anyox,
was
the
first
prue
win
ner
rif
the
Sainton
Sweepstak.
on
liiC
week's
Derby
rare
und
the
victory
of
Ihe
Coronach
in
I
hut
event
enriched
him
to
the
extent
of
WJ77.
The
second
pri.e
of
over
1,000
went
lo
A
Piiilo
or
Port
Angeles
and
the
tlilnl
prixe,
over
12,000,
fell
to
T.
Hreen
oj
Vancouver.
It
is
under.stood
that
a
few
smaller
pruesr
wcio
won
locally.
FORMER
GOLDEN
MAN
DIED
AT
VICTORIA
YIUTOHIA,
June
7
John
0.
Oreen,
72
years
of
ipe,
died
Satuiylay
evening.
Ho
had
been
a
resident
hero
for
three
years
and
formerly
was
a
hotel,,
pro
prlelofcM
Odldcn.
v
,
SAN
DIK'dO.
June
7.
The
capture
of
an
alleged
Chtiailiart
urn
runner
off
Coroualo
Island,
Mexico,
while
Hie
vessel
was
aKempliiig
(o
land
a
Ihoiisand
ruses
of
whiskey,
ostensibly
for
smuggling
into
.San
Diego,
was
reported
here
by
(lie
commanding
officer
oT
die
Mexican
palrol
"sleamer
Tecatc.
The
.Vessel
was
(owed
to
Kiisennda
where
Ihe
crew
of
fifteen
were
placed
in
cuslodj
and
(he
whiskey
confiscated
by
the
United
tjlales
customs.
Much
interest
in
(he
case
is
evinced
here
as
to
what
uclion
Ihe
Canadian
government
may
fake
regarding
(he
seizure,
which
look
place
between
Hrilish
Columbia
and
Lower
California,
j
MINERS
WILL
MEET
COAL
OPERATORS
TO
DISCUSS
POSITION
LONDON.
June
7
-Secretary
Cook
of
(he
miners'
federation
slated
to-day
he
believed
the
miners'
executive
c
o
n
milt
e
e
would
accept
ihe
invitation
of
the
coal
operators
lo
a
preliminary
co'nfer-ence
'to
discuss
Iho
coal
lie-up.
MISTOOK
WHARF
V
FOR
HIGHWAY
Three
Drowned
When
Car
Plunged
Into
Water
at
Belleville,
Ontarlp,
In
Rainstorm
Keith
Oslrandor,
aged
20,
hU
sislcr
Horiiice
IM
and
Ucraldine
Imllmage
18,
were,
drowned
early
this
morning
when
a
car
driven
by
Hoy
Dulimage
plunged
over
the
(iovernmont
wharf
during
i
heavy
rainstorm.
The
driver
nislook
Ihe
wharf
for
the
highway.
"
"
WEATHER
REPORT
Terrace:
Clear,
calm,
letup.
50.
Anyox:
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
58.
Stewart:
Haiti,
calm,
temp.
53.
llaiellon:
part
cloudy,
'
lcmp.
52.
'
Smithers:
lnrl;cl6ud"y,
'
calm,
letup.
51.
Hums.
La'Jc:
Cloudy,
Windy,
letup.
50.
;;v
Telegraph.
Creek':
Clottily-'calni,
lemp.
15,
;v;
All
cabins,
on
tho
Dawson
teloigraph
.line
report
rain.
INSTALLATION
LOCAL
PASTOR
Rev.
T.
D.
Rlnde
Formally
Placed
in
Charge,
of
English
Lu-.
theran
Congregation
The
formal,
iuslallation,
lu
the
church
of
St.
Pauls'
of
HeVi
T.
II.
Itinde
look
place
last
evening,
llev.
P.
F..
liaislcr
officiating.
It
was
a
historic
event
in
lljat
lie
i.-t
the
first
regular
pastor
Of
the
lirsl
Kinglish
Lutheran
jjliuroli
in
the
uorthlaml.
In
bis
cliargc
Mr.
Daisler
drew
attention
to
Ibis
and
aduiouishod
Mr.
Itinde
to
preach
the
word
as
thti
only-power
of
Cod
unto
SalvaUonand
lo
take
heed
unto
himself,Piia(.
he
might
grow
in
experimental
jnowlettsre
or
the
truth
wlilcli
he
is
called
upon
to
teaeji.
Farther
(he
seaker
said,
he
should
labor
patiently
and
sutrer
reproach
Alien
necessary
tliat
Hie
iCause
or
I
rul'li
might
be
advance"dv':Mr.
Itimlo
had
recognized
in
the
call
of
SI.
Paul's
congregations
Ihe
call
from
Cod
to
an
inipoWrtut
field.
He
felt
sure
that
j
pastor
and
people
would
do
blessed
work
for
the
kingdom.
In
his
charge
to
(he
c6nrcga-lion,
Ihe
speaker
admonis'lii'd
lbe
people
to
make
cood
their
fliedire
of
love
and
loyal
support
nfiVel
foiih
in
the
call
to
their
pastor,
The
outlook
was
promisiittfft"
In
Ids
general
remarsj,1
Jlr.
liaislcr
said
,
that..
Jlt
''pullmds
wns
promising.
Three
nolitia
in
the
norlhlami
reported-
IfllSI,
'
Prince
lluporl,
PrinceVSeorgc
and
Jtineau,
ami
now
luuH'pro
.
mislng
l'nwlish
Lulhcruu
'mis
sion
congregations.
An
nnthem
was
sung
by?
the
Choir.
l:$g$k
"
''
"
'
'
;
TZfli&f
Subscribe
lo
.the
Dallye,Ncw9
"ft!?'
'
:
41
EMINENT
CANADIAN
DOCTOR
MAKING
HIS
FIRST
COAST
VISIT
Dr.
F.
C.
Banting
Passes
Through
City
Enroute
to
Alaska
Will
Speak
at
Victoria
Making
his
first
trip
to'
(he
Pacific
Coast,
Dr.
F.
U.
Hauling
or
Toronto,
noted
Canadian
medical
man
and-
world
famous
as
the
discoverer
of
Ihe
insulin
treatment
for
diabele.
arrivet
in
the
cily
on
yesterday
aflei
j
noons
train
and
sailed
thi'
morning-
aboard
the
Princess
Louise
for
Alaska.
He
was
a-'ompauicd
by
Mr,
itanting
ami
Miss
Oairns
of
Toronto.
Speaking
to
a
Daily
News
representative
this
morning,
Dr.
I'.uniiiv'
s.alod
that
this
part
or
his
trip
was
in,
Ihe
nature
of
a
..Oiidiy.
He
said
that
hf
bad
been
harmed
with
Hritib
Columbia
so
far
as
he
had
seen
it
along
(he
Canadian
National
Ilailway
coming
into
Prince
Rupert
and
was
looking
forward
to
the
voyage
to
Alaska
ami
thence
oulh
to
Victoria
where
he
is
to
be
a
principal
speaker
al
a
med
ical
association
conviuituui.,
GOLF
cWpWNfTO-
VISIT
AT
JASPER
Given
Royal
Suite
at
Hotel
as
Contrast
to
Former
Visit
When
Soldier
WINNTPEC,
June
7.--Ceorge
Lyon
of
Toronto,
who
has
won
the
Canadian
Amateur
Coif
Championship
more
times
than
any
oilier
player
was
a
visitor
lo
Winnipeg
over
he
week-end.
It
was
his
first
trip
to
this
city
since
1885,
when
lie
was
a
corporal
in
the
'Jueon's
Own
rcgi
ment.
On
.
that
occasion
hi
sleeping
iiuarters
were
located
under
the
grand
piano
at
the
Lelaud
House.
Just
by
way
of
t'ontrasl
and
to
show
him
that
Winnipeg
has
improved
somewhat
in
the
nast
II
years:
41.
Horry,
manager
of
lire
Fort
Car
ry
hotel,
lurked''
him
away
in
he
royal
suite
on
Ibis
visit.
Mr.
Lyon
is
travelling
vtest
lo
Jasper
with
.VJ.'
Hills,
assistant
lo
the
operating
vie.e-pre.suleniJ
of
the
Canadian
National
Hail-ways
and
also
prominent
in
the
golfing
world
of
easlern
Can
ada.
Mr.
11
ills
has
been
largely
res
ponsible
lor
Ihe
development
of
Minaki
and
Jasper
Park
LoiVgo
courses,
nolh
ot
winch.
In
the
pace
of
two
years,
have
been
soled
among
golf
courses
on
tin
outiueut
not-
only
for
their
scenic
and
playing
features
but
ilso
for
the
remarkable
manner
:n
which
they
were
conslrucleo
in
district
where
experts
be-ievod
it
would
be
impossible
to
mild
Ibem.
'
.ur.
ijyons
atiixiivav
iJiijsuire
caving
Winnipeg
litis
'aYlernooii
or
Jasper.
;
'
FIRE
SAN
FRANCISCO
RESIDENTIAL
DISTRICT
SAN
I'HANCISCO,
June
7.
-
Damage-
estimated
at
?300,000
resulted
Saturday
night
frotf;
Wres,
vvliicli
.opread
over
'.'a
larsrri
residential
district
frtn
blazing
wooden
baseball
stands.
'
A
Oarlv
nf
slv
nffioor
nf
Mi
-
-
v
.......
-
v-
ill
lloyal
Canadian
Corps,
of
Signahi
Headed
by
Lieut.
Cmlenvood
went
through
on
the
Princess
Louise
today
bound,
for,
Mayr,
vjiere
4hey,
will
takey
charge
Jof
ll.
,lii,A.n.Anl
...l..t
'
.-',
.
I
...
i
iiuiviii
MiL-ivss
siaiion
GIANTS
BURIED
CHICAGO
DEEP
New
York
Team
Want
Down
Under
Avanancha
of
Hits:
Cleveland
Beat
Yankees
Saturday
NEW
YOllK,
June
7.'
The
ClAnts
buried
Chicago
under'
an
avalanche
of
hits
yralerday"
by
a
score
of
15
lo
3,
Ceor'gu'
Kelly,
Snyder
and
ilarlcll
hitting
hom
ers.
The
iNew
York
Yankees
look
a
lif?ht
game
from
Cleveland
in
seven
innings
when
rain
stopped
the
contest.
Ituth
walked
three
times
amJ
hit
once
in
fpur
times
up.
On
Saturday
Cleveland
bit
four
Yankee
pitchers
hard
and
pulled
off
a
triple
play
in
the
seventh
and
won
15
to
3.
'
SATURDAY'S
SCORES
National
League
St.
Louis
t-7,
Philadelphia,
0-1.
.
......
Hrooklyn
0,
New
York
It
Cincinnati
I,
Hoslpn
5.
.
Cli
icapro-
P
i
1
1
sb
u
irg
,
ra
1
n.
"
American
League
New
York
3,
CleVelafid
15.
Washington
8,
D'i'Jjoil
I.
"Host
on.
it,
Chicago
-8.
,
Jh
iladfilfctiiiu
i
0
U
Louisk.
J.
SUNDAY
-GAMES.
National
League
Pittsburg
0,
Unjoklyn
3.
Chicago
3,
New
York
15.
American
League
Huston
I,
Cctcagp
3.
Philaiielphia'
0.
St.
;f,ouis
2.
New
York
0,
Clevelatid
5.
WILKINS
BACK
FROM
ARCTIC
Continuous
Fogs
In
That
Region
Prevent
Exploration
Work
by
Airplane
-IMP
I
I
V
ENDEAVOR
ABANDONED
l'AIRHANKS.
June
'7.
A
ouar-
lelle,
lieaded
by
Captain
Ceorge
Wilkins,
returned
here
in
the
monoplane
Detroiler
from
point,
Harrow
saturday.
night.
.The
Detroiler
flew
to
Point
Harrow
on
May
8
to'.extdorp
tho
Arctic
waste
from
ill
at
base
and
Ihe
return
may
be
taken
lo
mea.n
the
abandonment
of
the
endeavor
(o
;xplore
.itijf
Arctic
re-
tjion
tins
year.
.
,
.
Members
of
Ilia
parly
reoorled
themselves
plad
oi
be
back
at
Fairbanks
after
Conlinual
fogs
which
have
shrouded
the
Arctic
since
May.
AIR
MAPPING
EXPEDITION
Plane
on
Routa
to
Ketchikan
Today:
Gannett
Carries
70
'
Men
and
2
Planes
SILVTI'Li;,
Julie
7.-
'INvo
air
planes
of
the
Coyernment
Alaskan
air
mapping
expedition.
which
led
here
Sunday
morning.
urnveu
at
.vteri
Hay
;ialer
in
the
day
ami
were-
iltic
Vf
leave
for
Ketchikan
llii
hVorn'tffi4?
,
JH,
''"'I'T
Cjinn't,
I.;rt
here
Saturday
as
part
of
tho
expedition.
The
vessel
carried
two
other
planes
and
70
men.
CP.R.
ENGINEER
DIES.
VICTORIA,
June
7.
William
Turnbull,
68
year
of
ogty
for
20
years
,
an
engineeVln
Jhe
H.C.
tnU
"rvWn
mt)l$
nahadlan