25
io
xvi
no,
TAXI
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytlrr
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
and
fith
St.
MATT
VIDECK,
Pp
''Wa
Y
PROVINCE
"'"tin
DECLARED
Al
ilbltlonlsta
Open
Conen-
intlon
al
Vancouver
to
In
Jtlat
Movement,
Against
Liquor
MOTLEGGINO
INCREASE
Icortemlo
Lots
Said
to
be
Detri
ment
to
Business
Interests
of
British
Columbia
IVANUll
VI
II.
June
l.
-With
a
tv
dry
Hi
ttisti
Columbia
as
ullitiiu
e
goal
and
with
an
Hlnl
lilfiu-L
I
!-,(
I
I
.Mini
I
list
W"'
1
r
pexlliug
system
of
beer
par-
t
prt'lnlni
ioiiis
h
in
ci(iveu-
f
liere
yesterday
organued
a
liaigu
to
combat
the
liquor
ric.
Nleiw
were
taken
to
or-
.e
a
permanent
association.
IsoluXuiis
dei'laring
Hie
sys-lljif
government
sales
had
fed
inadequate
and
that
lifting
had
iuciTiUrd
bntiuil-
.
that
the
eeouomic
Flby
Mist
expenditures
on
lor
we-c
detrimental
to
Jhe
itiess
iiueresiH
were
uiinni
sly
endorsed
The
taking
of
E
plebiscite
on
government
lor
stores
and
beer
parlors
lliese
issues
was
suggested
in
solution
railing
a
enliven-
4in
eeey
eily
and
riding
of
'province
u'
the
earliest
pos-
d.-Uc
to
(uaiitgiinilu
a
pro
Hal
rjunnaiKU
was
rceom-
idcd.
ERRITT
MILL
IS
BURNED
OUT
Hundred
Thousand
uoss
t
nd
200
Idle
as
Result
of
Nicola
Pine
Lumber
P
Co.
Blaxe
If.II
II
ITT.
June
l.
The
saw-1
of
Ihe
Nicola
Pine
Lumber
8.
.
i..
.i
i
i...
ri....
s...
ittiis
ursirujru
iiii;
u
day.
the
loss
being
esll-leij
at
llMKi.Oiill.
lllli
wind
liileued
to
wipe
out
the
dry
Is
ami
the
iiluuiug
mill
but
fvvorkers,
williout
belli,
final
eld
the
flame
in
rjieek,
Tw;p
M.I
t
il'
lied
inen
act)
jdl.u
ns
i
)t
llio
flr'6.'
'
'
l
JLD
NOT
AGREE
re-
END
COM
STRIKE
IVS'hON,
June
0.
llepresen-
les
of
lie
(owners
ami
miners
"a
pro'lraeted
meeting
hern
brday
but,
failed
to
reach"
nit
lemenl
to
end
the
coal
Ueup.
(lie
finding
of
the
body,
il
rlothfiwr,
ete.
The
trial
was
lo
have
stal
led
jit
o'clock
hut
if
wa
iu:i&
heiore
11
gui
uiuiei
way.
II
T
still
continuing
this
ufleriioon,
their,
being
a
total
o!
almost
thirty
witnesses
to
b
examined,
Heside
Mr.
Johnson
Mini
Mr.
l'almore,
oilier.
seated
at
Hie
counsel's
table
and
giving,
assistance
are
Waller
Owen,
as
sistant
superintendent
of
pro
vincial
police.
Inspector
Forbes
Criiikshauk
ami
Inspector
William
Ppiller.
Accused
maintained
a
ralliei
imlilTereiil
altitude
in
Ihe
pri
Miner'-
dock
occasionally
ulaue-
ing
at
witnesses
ami
out
of
tin
eourlrooin
windows,
lie
did
nol
Kssiiigtuii
pointed
out
uud
mark
cd
on
the
map
Kameda
s,
store
and
iee
cream
parlor,
Oliasa
stoic,
the
Morry
luiusf,
dm
niugliam'rt
slore,
Mrs.
Sand
John
Sankey.
rn'in
to
realize
the
seriousness
of
the
olTcucc
for
which
he
was
being
tried.
Surveyor
on
Stand
Tlie
first
witness
was
Frank
ltiee.
II.C.L.S.
who
made
a
survey
lakii.s
in,
beside
the
seine
nf
ll't
tragedy,
a
good
portion
of
the
village
or
Port
.'Kssiiiglnn.
I'laij
were
prcsenled
as
evidmtce
ami
certified
by
Mr.
nice.
Constable
It.
llbcn
of
Port
worth's
house,
tbe
residence
ot
Hie
Fulled
Cliurcli
minister,
Mr,
Pierce.
Ileinbolt's
bouse
and
i.,
v.i
house.
Hie
old
liver
boat
inlander
and
the
cemetery.
II
0
iullialled
Hie
spot
where
ll
body
id
Miss
Cliisholiu
was
round
on
tbe,
old
trail
to
tliO
mill
and
also
marked
Ihe
pipa
line
from
lako
lo
town
and
con
stables's
ollk-eVind
residence
aj
well
s
the
sliin-k
where
Joseph
stmiLnv
lived
Willi
(ieongc.
and
Mrs.
II.
W.
Morry,
with
whom
I
Kit
iiceeused
uill
bad
boanled
and
lodged,
gave
evidence
lo
a
large
extent,
similar
to
thai
at
Hie
coroner's
impiest.
Site
des-(cnnllnurd
on
pago
six)
CONFIDENCE
VOTE
IN
LLOYD
GEORGE
LIBERAL
MEM3ERS
-
I.O.MMtX,
June
y.
ly
a
vole
of
in
to
I;
ihe
Liberal
parly
al
it
meet-
ing
yesterday
passed
a
resolution
supporting
the
chairmanship
or
Lloyd
(leorgu
as
leader
of
Hie
Liberal
narty
in
Hie
House
of
'.ominous.
WILLINGDON
IS
GOVERNOR
Notification
Received
BOAT
DELAYED
of
Appointment
by
Premier
mackenxle
King
OTTAWA,
June
9.
Premier
King
announced
In
the
House
of
Commons
yesterday
that
he
had
reoelved
notification
of
the
appointment
of
Lord
Wil-llngdon
as
Governor
General.
The
new
governor,
who
was
formerly
Freeman
Thomas
av
mtmber
of
the
British
Parliament,
later
became
Governor
of
Bombay
and
following
that
Governor
of
Madras.
The
new
governor
Is
said
to
be
tall
and
distinguished
looking
and
of
dignified
bearing.
He
Is
a
graduate
of
Eton
and
Cambridge
and
Is
a
true
sportcman.
HIs
appointment
Is
expected
to
be
popular
In
Canada.
WAITING
COOK
Old
Maid
Is
Sailing
North
to
Trade
With
Eskimos
With
$60,000
Cargo
VAXOFVF.It,
June
P.
Delay
ed
iiy
i
lie
iteseriion
oi
a
cook,
who
apparently
rivgrelled
the
de
cision
lo
spend
three
years
or
longer
aboard
the
schooner
Old
Maiil
now
going
on
a
trading
cruise
lo
the
Arctic,
the
vessel
lies
at
Ihe
dock
awaiting
a
new
chef
o
complete
the
crew
list
be
fore
hiliug
north.
Captain
C.
Keugeubong.
own-
;r
anil
nmsler
of
Ihe
schooner,
said
she
would
leijve
with
00,000
worth
of
.
carun
trading
goods
and
supplies
for
the
Fskimus
as
ooii
n
I
lie
list
was
complete
lie
expected
eight
men
would
comprise
the
crew.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
H.U.
Silver
Cousoliilnled
..
Dunwell
(llailsloiie
Iliuelloii
Iiiilepemlenre
lmllhov
'
l's
-
"l-.'l'-
Premier
PorltyJdalin
Siirf
Ihlet
Hid.
...
S.I2
.2(0.00
..
I
.:u
.(',
'
.
.on
.i
.00
2.(0
,0.'.
Akert
2.20
2.00'
,:ih
.00
TA
.0l
M
.I2i
.07
2.18
.10
.07
he
mining.
!
Itoland
Kiiiir.
M.C.,
of
the
Fas-
seti
Laboratories
of
Spokane,;
spent
the
past
week
a(
the
pro
perly
ami
expresses
himself
as
iiiithly
pleased
with
the
jiroperly
both
from
a
geobuiical
stand-.
point
as
well
as
Hie
quality
of
the
ore.
The
park
trail
into
Hie
properly
is
now
being
repaired
so
that
machinery
ami
supplies
may
be
carried
in.
The
present
levelopnient
work
will
consist
in
the
driving
of
a
long
adit
to
prove
the
ore
al
depth,
after
which
a
tram
will
be
installed
connecting
up
with
Hie
beacji
where
Ihe
ore
will
be
either
milled
or
shipped.
It.
C.
Orifriihsiit
Seattle
will
be
in
charge
of
operations.
SENATE
KILLS
.
PENSION
BILL
Rejected
Last
Night
at
Ottawa
by
Vote
of
48
to
21
OTTAWA,
June
S
The
Senate
last
night
,by
a
vote
of
46
to
21,
rejected
the
govern-'!
ment's
Old
Age
Pension
BUI.
Three
government
supporters"
In
the
Red
Chamber
voted
against
the
measure.
Senator
W.
B.
Ross,
opposition
leader,
declared
the
bill
constituted
discrimination
against
the
Maritime
Provinces
because
they
were
unable
to
participate
In
Its
flnanolal
proposals.
Subscribe
to
the
Dally
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
.
l'HIXCK
Ill'I'KIlT,.
,.(!,
YVKDXKSDAY,
JUXB
J,
(SCO
r"
jppBPBpatBjBPjB.
sssHssssVsVsbflkaJC
ItAM.OO.N
KXTI1A.NTS
-
Iteprescitlalives
of
the
United
Stairs
in
Hie
lug
iiilerualioual
liullooit
race
lefl
In
rigbl
:
tUipt.
II.
O.
(iray
and
Lieut.
Douglas
Johnson.
They
nre
sliown
as
they
left
for
Antwerp,
Ilelgiiun.
Keystone
Mining
Company
at
Alice
Arm
Resumes
Operations
on
Silver
City
Side
of
Water
ALICK
All.M,
June
l
The
fir.sl'operalioiis
on
a
large
scale
Hid
looking
Inwards
(be
developnietil
of
the
properties
qij
Hie
ensl
or
Siler
Cily
side
ofMice
Arm
vveru
initialed
Ihe'
pasl
week
by
the
resuming
of
operations
by
(he
Keystone
.Mining
Company.
.
I
he
Iveysloue
.Mining
Company
was
inrorporaleu
in
111.'.
I
to
lake
over
nd
work
a
group
of
sevgn
claitn
owned
Jiy
(1.
NV.
Morley
and
associates
on
Iluiindy
,
Creek,
about
two
miles
from
lide
wuler.
.Some
wotk
vu
done
in
I'.ISt,
but'
financial
diffi-
cullie
with
atteudaiit
litigation
tied
up
the
property
arid
no
work
was
done
in
11'
-5.
However,
there
Jias
been
a
re-organiialiou
of
the
company,
the
litigation
has
been
settled
and
the
company
is
now
ready
!o
jro
ahead
upon
a:
ampaian
of
lame
sdtle
develop-:
menl
work,
looking;
toward
ac-;
HUGE
SUM
TO
BUILD
NORTH
Hudson
Bay
Railway
and
Works
to
Cost
Twenty-six
Million
Dollars
Says,
Dunning
OTTAWA,
June
9.
Hon.
C.
A.
Dunning
submitted
'
to
Parliament
yesterday
afternoon
an
engineering
estimate
of
$26,300,000
for
the
completion
of
the
Hudson
Bay
Railway
and
harbor
works
And
an
elevator
at
Port
Nelson
for
the
accommodation
of
ten
7,-Ooo
ton
ships.
morFhomers
BIG
LEAGUES
Ruth
Hit
Two
Circuit
Clouts
Yesterday
and
Won'
Game;
for
Yankees
From
De
troit
NFAV
YOHK,
Juno
!.
'w-
Tin
lloston
llraves
were
extended
tu
eleven
innings
he
fore
dereatint;
f.iiiciiiiuili
for
it
fourth
straight
victory.
In
a
heavy
hitting
gime,
Hie
Xevv
York
Yankees
nosed
oul
pelroit,
Itulh's
homer
In
,
the
eleventh
inning
scoring
a
man
ahead.
Itutli
also
hit
a
homer
in
Hie
third
inning.
lrinsiti,
his
easnn,
total
to
?l.
Oolllns
and
Meitse)
also1
hit
for
four
bases.
National
League
Chicago
2,
New
York
Cincinnati
7,
Hoslon
HrooUyn
3,
Pittsburg
X
St.
Louis-Philadclphiariiin.
American
League
'
,
.
Philadelphia
0.
Chicago
L
Washington
I,
Cleveland
"5.;
Hoslon
5,
SI.
L.mi.fi.lf.v
Xew
York
II,
Detroll
..,'j
-
0:
Yeilerdiy's
ClreuUtloo,
Itll
Street
Sales.
Ill
Two
or
in
any
pari
of
Uritish
".oliiinbia."
Mr.
Copzales
repealed
the
arzumtuf
which
he
had
mad.j
o
Hi'-
Hiaril
of
Trade
a
few
dayj
before
but
met
Willi
I
il
lie
sym-'
palhy
from
Hie
fishermen
who
did
not
agree
that
the
fish
wer:
all
goiu;
in
4he
direction
of
Alaska,
olie
speaker
saying
-laC-F
ged.
fish
had
been
taken,
on
thef
aus
ltier
showing
that
the
fish
went
in
that
direction.
Tbe
I
I'iiey
also
emphatically
protested
agaiust
being
called
from
Hie
trolling
grounds
to.
attend
a
meeting
of
this
kind
which
should
be
called
during
the
olT
season.
They
said
they
thought
Hie
matter
had
already
been
set
Med
ami
should
not
have
been
reopened.
Kven
ll
the
Tish
did
all
migrate
toward
the
American
side
some
of
tlieiu
would
esfap'
nnd
be
allowed
to
breed
tmf
-f
these
traps
were
allowed
TevVi'r
would
return
in
Tour
years.
I
was
Hie
living
of
the
fishermen
they
were
-trying
to
lake
away.
Establishment
of
traps,
Ihev
claimed,
would
put
the,
fishiu
In
Ihe
hands
of
the
mnuied
in
terests
and
leave
Ihe
fishermen
nut
ther
wives
to
go
hungry.
Hanson
'Presides
Olof
Hanson
presided
and
there
were
present
representing-
(he
Hoard
or
Trade
fisheries
committee,
John
Dybbavn
and
1
U.
Stewart
and
represent
ing
the
fisheries
committee
of
the
city
ouncil
Aldermen
Larson
-aii
McKechnie.
vA.
Hr6oksbank
wna
secretary
President
Hanson
of
Hie
Hoard
of
Trade
outlined
the
reason
why
Hie
meeting
was
culled.
1
was
oceause,
the
Hoard
nail
uee.i
asked
to
give
an
opinion
on
Hie
application
for
the
licenses
and
had
referred
tbe
matter
for
in
vestigatioii
lo
the
fisheries
com
mil
lee.
They
had
been'
led
to
believe
that
the
fishermen
had
changed
their
minds
in
regard
to
these
particular
traps.
Hob
llanna
wauled
to
know
why
Ihey
were
.brought
in
from
the
trolling
grounds,
(tie
men
did
not
want
Hie
meeting
and
came
here
as
a
protest.
It
was
un
Injustice
to
'ihe
troller
to
bring
them,
away
from
(heir
work.
Sue!
a
mailer
should
bo
liscused
in
Hie
winter.
All
were
opposed
to
traps
(Cheers)
W
Drown,
president
ot
(lie
Salmon
('rollers
Union,
sutd
'hey
eleeled
Fred
Stork
because
he
had
said
i.e
would
fight
fish
raps
"till
Hell
frois
over,
Gonzales
Case
,
Mil
I
on
(Unzales,,.Vcpre,schlin
Ihe
Canadian
Fishing
Company
xpre.ssed
pleasure'
at
"seeing'
sc
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Halt,,
with
newly
laid
dancing
Moor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
Hie
least.
Prion
487.
PRICE
FIVE,
CENTS.
CHISHOLM
MURDER
HEARING
OPENS
TODAY
ARGE
MEETING
OF
FISHERMEN
PROTESTS
AGAINST
FISH
TRAPS
IN
B.C.
Preliminary
Hearing
of
Murder
Charge
Against
Joseph
Sankey
Commenced
in
Provincial
Comt
iat
builder
says
he
talked
to
Miss
Chishclm
as
she
was
out
for
walk
and
few
minutes
after
saw
accused
going
same
direction
hvideucc
(o
conned
Joseph
.Sankey,
charged
with
the
lie
with
ihe
i
n
i
in
u
r
oi
.Mis
Lnrcllu
Uii-liuliu
ill
I'orl
l-.s-
jtoii
mi
Muy
IM
vii
given
ly
crown
viliiee4
Unlay
a
I
Hit
limttiaiv
Inul
before
Magistrate
II.
F.
MrLeod.
Charles
Htciiliolt,
u
(ifrmaii
boat
builder
who
lives
near
(lie
river
1mi.i1
Inlander,
spoke
tu
Mis
ChihoIti
u
lie
passed
j
(lit1
morning
of
the
murder
ami
soon
afterward
ihe
prioner
rv
paed,
walking
in
Hie
same
direction.
He
identified
prisoner
nexl
day.
An
Indian
girl
named
Margaret
Pearce
told
of
having
ini'l
accused
between
H
and
It
o'clock
on
I
Ik
iiiorniiiK
in
question
and
described
the
clothing
which
lt
wa
wearing.
The
girl
hesitated
otisidcrahly
under
examination
Uy
A.
M,
Johnson,
K.O.,
crown
prosecutor,
ami,
when
cross-examined-
by
In
-
W.
Palmore.
lc-fencc
counsel,
was
nol
Mire,
on
at
lea
I
one
statement
she
had
made
In
her
main
testimony.
Oilier
witnesses
gavt
cvidetic"
a
to
Hie
movement
of
Sankev
and
the
dead
girl
on
Ihe
morn
ing
in
question
and
police
officer,
a
well
as
a
niinrynr,
were
placed
in
the
sland
(o
give
cvidetire
a
In
Ihe
surroundings
of
Ihe
scene
of
the
tragedy
and
!
Resolution
of
Protest
:
by
Fishermen
Against
Salmon
Traps
in
B.C.
i
-
Nearly
two
hundred
gather
in
council
chamber
to
voice
views
of
hollers,
seiners
and
gill
nelters
of
district
Nearly
two
hundred
fishermen
crowded
the
council
chamber
of
Ihe
city
hall
last
evening
to
express
themselves
against
Ihe.
granting
licenses
fur
three
fish
traps
on
Ihe
American
border
applied
fur
by
the
Canadian
Fishing
Company
and
after
hearing
.Millon
(ionzale
lay
the
company's
case
before'
them
and
several
of
Iheir
own
iium!er
express
their
pwn
view's
Ihey
pased
Ihe
following
resolution:
;
'That
this
meeting
of
salmon
(roller,
.seiners
and
gill
nellers
wtshe
enivlialieally
to
protest
against
the
establishment
of
fish
traps
in
Iilricl
Numbcri
RECOMMENDED
United
Stales
Has
270
Porta
of
Entry
Whereas
Canada
Has
-t
680
Says
Report
CHANGES
ARE
PROPOSED
representatives
of
(he
fishermen
OTTAWA.
June
f
The
estab-said
Ihey
reared
this
was
H.Hsliment
or
a
board
ir
Doinlnlon
thin
ecbe
of
Hie
wedge
owan;
.
js(.
f
.
,
Ihe
establishment
of
fish
traps.
ma
.....i
rllr
,,i,M
which
i,i.i.
would
supersede
thei
present
board
or
customs
is
recommended
in
a
statement
presented
to
day
before
(he
special
commit
tee
investigating
(he
administra
tion
nf
the
customs
department
by
It.
P.
Spark-,'
bead
of
(he
commercial
protection
associa
tion.
Tte
statement
recommends
a
drastic
reduction
in;
the
number
of
Canadian
ports
of
entry.
It
says
that
if
270
ports
are
suffi
cient
for
the
need
of
137,000,000
people
of
(he
United
SJates,
surely
that
number
would
be
ample
to
lake
rare
of
Hie
needs
of
Canada
for
a
ireal
'nmny
years
to
come.
If
270
are
sufficient.
over
four
hundred
of
tbe
present
080
Canadian
porta
should
be
closed.
TRAIN
DEATH
LIST
HIGHER
-
.
Five
Known
to
Have
Been
Killed
as
Result
of
Collision
at
Elma,
Manitoba,
WJXlPKt
Juuq
V.
v-
Che
death
list
or
yestcrdny's
CN.H.
(rain
wreck
53
miles
past
of
here
when
Fngineer
Thomas
Plunkeel
and
two
tramps
were,
killed
was
increased
to
five
Ihis.nioruing
as
a
result
of
the
findng
of
two
more
bodies
or
men
who
were
stealing
rides
on
the
two
freight
trains
which
collided
liead
Hltnu.
Drakeman
Pinaul
of
Transcona
is
missing
nnd
is
believed
tit
.have
been
Ihrovvn
inlo
Ihe
"river.
GRAIN
QUOTATIONS
VANCOUVER
TO
CEASE
VAXCOl
VF.IL
June
v.
It
Is
officially
announced
by
the
grain
division
of
(he
Merchants'
Kx.
ehanae
today
that
no
furl
her
emulations
of
Vancouver
cash
tint
I
n
will
be
issued
until
September
l
vv
hen
jyie
new
wheat
is
on
(he
market
and
l
IihIh?
l,in.
(conHnued.oihpajiv
riyo,f;i.
;yed
through.
tlifporV'v
n