STAMPEDE
K
WAUUANW
I
.
LI
II
llVIlflll
I
IjL
vi
a
June
Witn
tl
I
valio'd
ul
Ji5.
sum
lie
Hie
'aricst
i'er
found
:
i
...
.
..i.,.
..
,
i
(cold
valiu
d
m
?I2.oimi
luken
chums
r
Hie
Cedar
(Srrex
opera-oi
.
armed
in
vnneoia
yesle
day
He
stilted
thul
iiiu
'i
r
the
claims
wa
itilO
milled
Hint
'there
Mils
j-.in
i
i-eik
1'iiiiiiirv
nil
'iniil
tin
l.iiul
i
ulakeil
Iili
IIIUUII.I
MY
OF
PEACE
IS
IN
LONDON
sannm
oi
I'como
aro
massau
'Hyde
Park
to
Participate
.
.
,
...
i
i
in
moral
niiac
on
vr
MWIV
In,..
Ill
.I'ln
ul'l'llt
s
A
niy
of
I'euce,"
nulli
ng
almosf
eiight
llimiiiid.
'had
lM'i-ii
(ramping
Loiiilon-
fur
many
days,
opened
iU
.
.
t
....
i..
ii
iiniiek
mi
M.'Lruire-
in
I'ark
Mils
afternoon.
Uy
ft
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.
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j
r?,
t
i
.
..
t
..i....-
i
war
and
more
thousands
nueii
lii
siream
inio
iuu
lliioiigli
the
"marble
arcu
,.i.
...i.
,.
......
......i-
'iti.
to
Peace
ru
hji
k
niTT
IS
RECOVERED
s
Return
to
Higher
Ground
torday
V
YOIIK.
June
111.
After
iock
nfarKcl
restimnil
a
lllielll
III
I,
I
r
1
1
o
l
.irl.fiiln.1
lr,
'i
Net
gains
of
from
one
In
loilits
vvern
uiii'miil
1
Iiiiiih,Ii-
he.
list.
During
the
brief
1
II
LT
Kesslllll
Hllliiia
t-iiiii
ii.
mutely
a
million
shares.
r
iv
it
1
1
fa
t
ii
1
1
vii
sin
i'j
i
ii
-
in
uic
ntarkci
today
In
the
thai
l
riday's
reaction
had
en
v
rorrecleil
uiChhii'
crime-
Mi.-s
Oaiuc
left
for
a
stroll
WVtlitemlHy
evening
and
wu
swu
hy
it
rouple
during
her
waU
nolicVd
a
boy
of
slender
lmild
carrying
a
heay
uliject.
llear-ijig
a.
groaning
sound,
Ml
HiW't
she
saw
the
man
raie
a
stone
several
times
while
the
trroau-
ing
was
icpeiiird.
Thinking
it
was
Jus
I
a
rase
of
a
drunken
man,
Hie
couple
walked
away.
Detectives
declare
(hat
Dictx:li
answers
closely
lo
I
lie
description
ien
by
.Miss
(iill.
Mrs.
Ilerlha
Lamb's,
mayor
of
Sen
IM!
.today
asked
the
municipal
council
to
offer
a
suitable
reward
for
the
apprehension
of
I
he
slayer.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Eleven
Boats
Landed
131,500
Pounds
of
Halibut
This
Morning
4
Tour
American
and
seven
Canadian
boats
marketed
a
lota!
catch
of
l'J
1.
500
pounds
of
hali
but
on
tlte
Fish
Exchange
this
morning.
Tbu
Americans
land
ed
70.50(1
pounds
and
tbu
Cana
dians
55.00(1
vmiuds.
The
aver
age
price
offered
for
American
fNh
was
li.'.'c
and
He
and
fur
rUiuadian
1
l.lc
and
He.
'l
lie
arrivals
were:
Amerloan
Taloosh.
I
1.000,
lo
(he
hin
Fish
&
ColJ
storage
Co.
I'rosperlly.
22,000.
lo
the
I
toot
h
Fisheries.
D-rence,
1
2,000.
to
the
Cana
dian
Fish
X
Odd
Storage
Co.
Imperial,
18.500,
to
llie
Atlin
Fisheries.
Canadian
llosespil,
12,000.'
q
tho
Atlin
Fisheries.
Mali,
7.500,
to
Iho
Uoulli
Fish
cries.
II,
it
It.,
0,500,
lo
thd
lloyal
Fisli
Co.
Mayflower,
lo.ooo.
lo
tho
tlau-
udiaii
Fisli
&
Cold
Storage
V-o
N.
S.,
1,500,
to
tho
lloyal
Fish
Co.
Marguerite,
y,500,
to
Iho
lloolli
Fisheries.
Toodie,
5,000,
lo
tho
Canadian
Fish
V
Cold
Storage
Co.
Frank
llussell
was
a
passenger
for,
Vancouver,
aboard
the
Cahila
this,,
morning.
they
might
he
reeled
in
proper
group
of
Cougree
officials
ami;
u
iiunihcr
of
lii.iv
interested
in'
I
lu
l
rtMioli
language
section
j
were
present,
the
laltiM
heing'
iloiitt
(hi:
".ho
re
arrordiug
to'
tmrlruhu-)
ilesirous
of
wclroiu-
I
police
report.
Two
yoiin?
t'nilhJr
Hi
tiraee,
Mgf.
teoresi
vernitv
of
Wusliliisirm
(iiiltiit
(iuolliier.
an(i-lolillc
adiuinis-1
from
Cedar
Creek
DIs-
.
siroiiing
aioihg
the
Jake,
are
re-'intiMc
or
.Munucab
wuo
im
i'fu
trict
with
Haul
of
iMiilt-d
to
hae
emlirrd
an
atlio-
plioseii
In
net
as
chairman
ol
Gold
-
k(
U''liRr''wr,wiify-j
Inidy.
wsi-uji.ij(wiiv.
.ipnpv,
uu
i
found.
Miss
I.lcs4
S
f
1
1
slvitfd
ArehoNlnip
(;tilhiir;
was
His
that,
with
her
companion,
.site
,Mrd.hip
Ur.
A.
I..
IVsciiainp,
,
..
:..i..
.i
r
i
ru-tinjuiyr
uisniii
ui
.uiiiu
t-.n
.
At
Congress
lieadiuartei
lunch
cpiuiuenl
was
made
uou
oonipauioii
called
out;
"What's
Ho-
very'
largH
delegation
conv,
.ig
allow
the
Pilgrims
to
at
once
repair
tu
Hie
church
of
.Noire
Dame
where
the
Canadians
will
have
the
special
privilege
of
assisting
,
al
midnight
mass,
which
will
be
solemnized
only
at
this
edifice.
Westnrti
Canadians
.travelling
in
a
special
Canadian
National
train
due
ill?
Chicago
Sunday
forenoon
will
be
(given
an
opportunity
lo
celebrate
mass
early
Sunday
when
the
train
is
slopped
for
one
hour
for
Hiis
purpose
before
reaching
the
city.
BOYnSiiT
llie
inalter?"
and
the
voting
man
from
Canada.
The
Hcial
trains
i
SAUIX
answered:
"Oh.
just
n
drunken
from
.Montreal
over
the
Canadian
uy."
The
groaning
outid
con-
Naliouul
Itailways
have
been
tinned
and
then
the
girl
slates
'limed
in
such
n
manner
as
tu
UNIFORM
FUND
Contributions
Have
Reached
Total
of
$607.97.
Previously
acknowledged
$513.17
SIX
DROWNED
AS
DREDGE
CAPSIZED
1'ICTOt
,
.VS..
June
111.
Cap!.
Itobert
Martin
and
five
members
of
the
crew
of
the
dredge
Fer
guson
were
drowned
when
the
crafl
rapsized
near
hero
last
night
during
a
gale.
WEATHER
REPORT
V
TAXI
Boston
Grill
annd"
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
and
6th
St.
WATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
I
Hi.
.V
1..
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I.
I
1
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RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
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NK
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JOSfl,
Ve(erUijr
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538
SIrfet
Sites
8I
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
'dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
Tor
the
least.
Phone
457.
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Girl
Beaten
to
Death
with
Stone
11
if
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yii
i
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f
ltll.ll
ff
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at
Port
Essington
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lit
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hu'Urli
n
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tcu
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iwcrru
cam
louay
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roiiurciiou
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llie
lit-iiuixJi
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nil
i
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rr
i
liriii'ii
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rum
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lit
mi
i
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IS.
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.
.7
I
V
osier
luUier
uiul
who
was
the
victim
yf
11
vicious
ulluck
on
i.......
...
ii
i
..i
it...
i
.
.
,,...
imnb
Mil
,
.
tun
J-,u
,
IIIM
III.
I
III'
IMnil
!"
I
liurMiuj
on
me
shore
of
llie
lake
where
llie
girl
had
been
'
CANADIANS
ARE
GIVEN
GREETING
8peclal
Arrangements
Made
For
Delegations
to
Eucharlstlc
j'
Congress
j
t;ilJ(JA(iO,
June
l'J.
Wliea
the
iirnl
of
the
official
renie-,
mmiIuIikii
of
trftnudiaii
fcclfsias-
ltc
tu
Inf
l.ucliaiHtic
Oongre
ivu".nM
hieao
on
the
liileruu--tiunal
l.iiuiteU
of
lli:
Canadian
.National
HuiUtay,
tiiese
ditxua-.
Inri
were
aecorued
a
special
weicoiiio.
To
provide
for
this
ilis
l.xeelleiue
Mr.
I'ielro
li
wlaru,
the
I'apal
Delegate
to
Canada,
and
thoe
who
accom-'
auhd
f
i
i
in,
were
iniH5d
to
leave
the
triiiii
at
t?lh
Sliret
so
that
rii
iiiiii
imiit
iii':iien
in
ileum
tvnn
.
imn
ir.i,.,.ii....
inuiioer
nun
umiiiiii
iiiiiriniiiicf
1
1
dry
c.v'-ricil
lo
lie
utile
to
Irano
i-a
r.niial
lloiuano,
I
lie
uecreilileu
riuwu
the
ncritelralor
of
llm.paual
delegate
to
the
Congress.
A:
West
of
F.ngland
store....
Mcllae
Hros.
I.ld
D.
C.
Paterxon
Kitig
,
ItentV.
Ladies'
Wear
II.
Wallace
Co.
Ltd
Parkin
&
Ward
Flectric.
C.
Ltd,
Dyhhawi
,t
Hiinsou
...
Sinllh
Mallell,
Ltd.
....
Tlionijison's
JlardwuYc....
Ol.ier
Hesner
.-.
Alex
Vule
Kaieu
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd.
Dr.
H.
L.
Alexander
M.
T.
Leu
..
Friend
,
Tom
ilyersides
F.leclrio
llaker.v-
I)..
MeKOiuie
.'.
II.'
AV..
Jlircl.
..A.
J.
il.
lfcl'igo.t!ll4v'.ki
5.00
5.00
3.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
5.00
10.00
5.0J
Ti.Oo
10.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
1.5
1)
t.Ort
2.00
2.50
2.00
2.00
.50
1007.07
Mr.
S.
North
will
sail
tonight
on
Hie
.Prince
llupcrl
for
Vniii
eouver
quroule
lo
Kingston,
)nt
having
v
Hi
.her
euslody
lluby
Dolan.
who
will
jerve
five'
years
in
Iheiienilenliary
there,
for
th;
iuurdejviif
James
Neil
Donald
"nl
siewurt.
;.
32.
02.
57.
ttzdl
l
"IK
m
(
AIUI,
breaking
the
dual
ini'i-i
record
Of
tlarvard
ami
Yale
ljy
cleui'iug
t
tie
bar
Hi
I
A
I
'i'i
a
nd
givine;
Yale
the
virlotiy
hy
one
third
of
a
point
in
track
meet.
Prince
Itupert:
Clear,
calm,
temp.
ol.
Terrace:
Clear,
calm,
temp.
Anyox:
Clear,
calm,
temp.
05.
Stewart:
Clear,
calm,
Icnip.
O'j.
lla;,i;!tu:i:
Clear,
calm,
temp
Telegraph
Creek:
Clear,
calm.
temp,
00.
j?
02.
Smithers:
Pari
cloudy,
calm,
lemp.
50.
Hurn
Lake:
Cloudy,
calm.
windy,
tcmu-
01.
Whitchorse:
Clear,!calm,
lemp
Carmacks:
Clear,
calm,
temp.
Stcwarl
lliver:
Clear,
calm.
temp.
0.i.
Dawson:
Clear,
calm,
lemp.
70
Pubserihe
lo
thp
Dailv
N'w.
DETROIT
HAS
BAD
BLOW-UP
;
Every
Philadelphia
Player
Made
!
Run
In
Sixth
Inning
Ty
Cobb
Fights
With
Ump're
'
NKW
YDllK,
June
Itf.
Phila-lelpltia
scored
leu
runs
and
every
oiau
on
llie
learn
crossed
Hie
home
plate
in
tin-
sixth
inn-in
of
yesterday's
game
wilu
Oetroit
when
Ihe
Athletics
banged
mil
eight
hits,
secured
two
passes
and
took
advantage
of
error.
The
inning
Jetiuirpd
forty
minules
lo
play
and
was
featured
by
an
argument
be-
ween
Lmpire
'
ltowland
and"
aiiaer
Ty
Coldi
vviio
was
ban-shed
'loin
jhe
field.
Al
Chicago,
Habe
Itutli
secured
wo
runs
on
singles,
was
walkcl
wice
and
flied
,yul
once
with
'iie
bases
loaded.
.
't
he
day's
scores
were
as
fot-n:
1
National
League
Cuicii.'o
0.
Ilrooilyo
2.
I'ill-burg
H,
New
York
3.
Ciueiiinali
13.
Philadelphia
5.
SI.
Loiiis-Hosloii
postponed.
American,
League
lioton
2,
Cleveland
0.
New
Yorkto;
ChiniiM'
-2c--.-
.
Philadelphia
I.'.
Deiroil
2.
asliing.'on
I.
SI.
Louis
3.
KENNEDY
MAY
RESIGN
SEAT
Says
That
Is
His
Intention
as
Soon
as
Legally
Possible-Insulted
by
Meighen
OTTAWA,
June
18.
D.
M,
Kennedy,
Progressive
member
for
Peace
lliver,
making
a
statement
on
a
iptesliou
of
privilege
in
the
House
of
Commons
yesterday
afternoon,
announced
his
intention
of
resigning
his
seat
when
ho
could
legally
do
so.
deferring
tu
the
statement
ot
III.
I'
on.
Arthur
.Meighen,
Con
se.
vative
leader,
during
the
re
did
debate
on
Hie
Peace
,
lliver
election
case,
that
'afler,lio
lies,
done
his
fair
share
to
keep
this
government
uf
power
the'inem
her
for
Peace,
lliver
will
gel
some
nominal
job
iu
order
that
his
seat
may
lie
made
vacant,"
Mr.
Kennedy
denied
absolutely
llie
Irnlli
ol
any
rumor
on
which
such
a
statement
could
be
nun!-'
and
added
that
he
considered
it
an
iu-iilt.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
"Hitf.
Ake.
Consolidated
213.00
(lladstone
t33Vi
.30
II
ael
Ion
ol
Independence
07
.08
14
Indian
.00
i
.00
I..
i
.im
.13
Marmot
.07!
.00
V,
Premier
2.17
2.25
Surf
Inlet
.05",
.00
Remains
of
Seattle
Aviator
Found
Near
Wrecked
Plane;
No
Trace
Yet
of
Swineheart
SlUTTLll,
June
!.
A
telegram
received
last
night
from
llie
search
party
senl
Iu
limit
for
M.
IL
Favor
uud
It.
Swims
heart,
the
nvialors
who
have
been
missing
since
they
left
Heul
He
on
.May
1
(Mo
fly
lo
Ketchikan,
said
thai
Favor's
body
hud
been
round
ut
Han
Josef
Hay
on
Iho
northwest
coast
ofVan-
eouver
Island,
and
lliut
Hwineheurl
s
body
had
not
yel
beeil
I
oca
led.
.
,
Favor's
body
was
iliscovered
in
the,
waler
near
wlivrei
Vhc
Hrilish
Columbia
provincial
police
found
the
wrecked
nirpUiiie;
A
oO-fool
rope
wwntlnched
to
Iho
body.
,
''
Seed
Growing
is
Solving
the
Problem
Over
Production
of
Hay
on
Bulkley
Valley
Farms
b.MlTili;H.S.
June
l'J.
An
important
sleo
in
the
development
ol
ihe
Huikley
Valley
ami
Lakes
District
of
Centfal
Hrilisli
Coiuinlnu
is
taking
place
this
year.
Hitherto
the
fanners
have
sold
hay
lo
lugger
aud
others
but
the
demand
for
hay
has
dropped
off
aim
last
year's
crop
is
still
very
largely
in
llie
barns
of
the
fainieis.
Tins
year
the
limolhy
will
be
allowed
lo
go
lo
seed
and
the
seed
will
be
marketed
and
will
bring
the
farmers
good
returns.
Next
year
it
is
hoped
that
turnip
seed
will
'fie
added
to
Ihe
output
ami
possibly
other
seeds
will
be
added
from
time
to
time
including
reglsler-d
seed
grain.
Canada
imports
from
teii
lo
fifteen
million
pounds
of
timothy
he
UulMey
and
Lakes
districts
t
was
proved
last
year
when
two
car
loads
.were,
shipped
from
the
district.
Thisyear
it
is
impos
sible
to
say
what
will
be
the
output
but
it
will
be
many
times
ttial
of
last
year.
Seed
grown
in
this
.islriet
is
too
per
cent
pure
and
is
in
great
demand
for
that
reason.
Government
Co-operated
Tho
new
Industry
was
made
possible
through
the
of
agriculluiT.
represented
in
t
lie
lislriel
by
D
Dl.Atunro,
district
lepresenlalive
or
the
land
settlement
board
and
oi
the
department
of
agriculture
and
by
D.
W.
Ihumpson.
government
field
inspector.
Last
year
reprcsentaT
lions
were
made
to
the
government
by
Mr.
Monro
ami
as
a
result
two
timothy
seed
cleaning
plants
were
placed
in
the
district
and
operated
by
the
government.
This
year
these
plants
will
be
very-busy
and
the
farmers
will
bene
fit
accordingly.
Hon.
F..
D.
Harrow
minister
of
agriculture,
and
Hon.
A.
Man-on.
Attur.
Cen.
have
taken
a
keen
interest
in
the
work
aud
naturally
are
much
pleased
ut
Ihe
developments
in
that
line
that
are
taking
place.
It
is
hoped
to
make
seed
production
one
ofJ
he
features
of
Central
Iiritish
Columbia
farming.
llie
timothy
crops
tills
year
promise
to
be
very
heavy
and
as
the
sale
of
timothy
hay
is
neces
earily
restricted
the
marketing
o
the
seed
is
likely
to
prove
the
salvation
of
the
districts
con
cerned.
Turnip
Seed
This
year
the
government
fe
presentatives
are
turning
their
attention
to
the
growing
of
tur
nip
seed.
The
government
is
providing
the
seed
and
so
far1
seventeen
growers
have
agreed
lo
plant
'plots
of
commercial
size
with
the
seed.
The
slock
roots
will
be
produced
thin
season
and
next
year
the
seed
will
be
harvested.
If
it
is
proved
to
be
a
commercial
success
the
she
ot
the
plots
woM
be
increased
and
turnip
seed
growling
will
become
one
of
Jhe
staple
induslrjesj.
.
uie
advantage
oi
growing
seed
in
Central
H.C.
is
thai
so
far
iiorth
the
vitality
Is
very
troug,
the
germinating
peccenl-
ago
being
much
higher
than
in
districts
.farther
south.
Also
the
laud
is
new
and
clean
and
Iho
seed
can
be
guaranteed
too
per
cehlpure.
'This
year
there
is
a
large
iu-creaso
in
the
amount
of
grain
and
seed
being
grown
In
the
districts.
The
total
oulput
for
,11)25
was
wTicat
8,830
bushels
'oats
01.375
bushels,
barley
7,508
bushels,
and
timothy
15
tons.
In
fact
this
Is
the
first
year
that
wheal
has
not
been,
shipped
into
the
district
lo
feed
the
poultry.
When
Hiis
crop'
comes
,
off
it
Is
hoped
to
linv'whe'at"fpr!'llie'
elevator
al
Prince
Hupert
aud
titn-(coiilinued,
on
iage
six)
QUEBEC
VILLAGE
seed
annually.
The
demand
is.
rrni"'!''
npn
TW
ilirfl
great
and
the
price
has
iu
the
.
I
PKr
IUl
1
T
lVlLttlllliJ
III
HI
AmrN
past
been
fairly
stable.
It
is,
easily
shipped,
and
no
place-
inj
-
the
world
grows
it
belter
than
'
Edouard
Ouidry
Loses
Life
and
S150.CGC
Damage
Done
When
Fire
Sweeps
Matapedla
UU.hKC,
June
tu.
lldouard
Uuitlry
is
dead
and
damage
estimated
at
$150,000
was
dono
when
fire
practically
wiped
out
ihe
business
section
of
tlic
village
of
Matapeilia,
iO)
miles
from
here
on
the
New
IJruns-wick
border.
.
The
Catholic
Church,
two
proleslant
churches,
LU-via-,.,,
,..,,..
1
.u..:.
..
I...I..I
I
Jlon
-Of
the
provincial
dr,Hment;
"
,
,
-
r
I
4
'
-
rr
v.
'-'-
lo
llie
flames.
Ouidry,
who
was
85
years
of
age.
lost
his
life
when
he
ventured
through
the
flames
to
save
some
effects.
IN
ALBERTA
185
Candidates
are
'Nominated
for
Sixty
Seats
in
Election
On
June
28
EDMONTON,
June
ID,
On
hundred
and
eighty-five
candi
dates
were
yesterday.
,ioininattl
ior
sixty
seats
which
will
oe
contested
on
June
28
at
iffe
general
provincial
election.
The
number
of
entries
and
tho
extent
to
which
the
competition
is
ben
earned
on
in
practically
every
onsiiiueney
stands
as
,a
new
rovtnelai
record.
HIT
ICEBERG
BUT
IS
SAFE
British
Freighter
Leicester
Makes
Newfoundland
In
Damaged
Condition
ST.
JOHN'S,
vNfd..
June
10.
The
Hritisli
freighter
Leicester
rame
sarely
into
"port
Friday
nijrht
under
her
own
steam
with
her
bow
down
to
the
hawser
pipes
and
hee
stern
high
up
in
the
air,
port
rail
lenu
with
the,
water
and
her
fovedeckTflooded
to
the
top..
of
the
liatcb,
covers.
The
vessel
had
struck
au
iceberg
on
Thursday
150
tulles
off
tlie
.oast.
ALBERTA
MOTORISTS
WENT
OVER
BANK
AS
CAR
BRAKES
FAILED
NELSON,
June
ID,
Failure-of
brakes
while
gojtig
down
Tag-hum
Hill
near
here,
sent
a
party
of
Alberta
motor
tourists
over
the
bank,
while
slatting
fpr
Fort
Fraser.
F.
W.
Hill
of
ilaiina
Is
in
the
tio'spilul,
hi
wife
was
rendered
unconscious,
Lu'cyI'lioinp-son
was
injured
while
a
baby
landed
In,
a
ptiddb'jalone
and
vs.
raped
Injury.
'v&f'''.