25
I.V01.,
XVI,,
NO,
107
7
MIL
I..
,
,
A-U..I.
'
Han.;..'"!'
nuiuuidute
II
""$,
Service
Anywhere
at
Anvtlma.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ava.
and
6th
8L
MATT
VIOECK,
Prop.
flh
Pole
lo
Point
Harrow.
IRE
POLICE"
LONDONCITY
iber
Raised
from
30.000
10,000
by
Adding
Special
Constables
to
)M0,,
May
7.
-The
Oov-
fueiil
ha
decided
In
Inei-ense
i-'police
force
from
ao.Oflo
to
P"ii
men
at
once.
The
rolling
of
00,000
special
,
con-
pies
wm
proceed,
ns-.qulcklf
po:
.
iuie
Tin
government
claim-
thai
jllii'
worker
an
liVkllug
back
Ui
I
wink
or
making
overture
for
protection
If
they
should
return
'ami
volunteer
for
the
necessary
jnerviee
are
increasing.
London
underground
railways
ire
ulready
posting
sign:
"No
Help
Wauled."
and
transportation
no
a
uencrnt
rule
haw
lin-
liroved
considerably,
one
railroad
liainsr
run
alio
train
ete
rduy.
t.oiiitiileralite
confusion
i
de-
eloping
in
eliieular
traffic
in
I.omloii
and
motor
lui,o
ap-
peanil
yelerdny
with
barbed
wire
enlauKleiiieulM
on
Hie
hood
In
aniwer
lo
hoollpana
who
havu
been
floi'l'iiiK
bilbos
uueiveriii;
Hid
eiiKinei
and
iiiiasliiiw
them
Willi
hII'iIki'
liamiuer
mid
.xloin-s.
Tin'
Oeneral
OinnibiM
Com
pany
reported
eifMily
velucle-i
operatliur
yeslenlay,
17
of
which
were
iJamairiil
in
sheet
ili"lmJi-miei.
.
Heavy
police
protection
N
nfroiiled
today.
.Meantime
buiiieH
Is
altnot
it
I
a
stand-Hill
and
it
is
claimed
by
the
chamber
of
commerce
thai
(lie
strike
is
i'aii-lnir
a
loss
of
iii()0
u
mlnule
to
Hie
country'.
trade.
,
Arrests
at
Glasgow
(ilfcSli()V.
May
7
-The
eat
side
of
the
city
in
the
vicinity
of
the
Irani
slnlion
was
the
scene
of
disorder
last
niiHit,
a
number
of
persons
being
injured
iiihJ
07
arresls
made
when
'I
he
rioters
iltcmpled
to
eject
volunteer
tram
workers
who
were
houeil
in
the
ilcpot.
Amid
showers
of
stones,
bottles
and
other
mis
sili-s,
the
police
chart-cu,
usin
batons
with
effect.
Storos
Looted
Looting
of
stores
is
reported
during
Hie
disorders
at
Kdin
burgh
where
the
disturbance
were
renewed.
Hie
mob
slonlntf
Hie
buses.
The
police
charged,
making
several
arresls.
Similar
disorders
broke
out
nl
MlddlesborouKh,
Kuglatul,
when
altempls
were
made
lo
slop
pas
eiiKer
train.,
the
station
master
and
i.oliee
sergeant
being
badly
Injured
ROYAL
HOTEL
COMPANY
IS
INCORPORATED
WITH
A
CAPITAL
OF
$10,000
YICTOItIA,
May
7.
The
lluyal
Ilolel
Company
Limited
at
Prince
i
,...i
'na
ii
run
I
fil
nrivaln
ii:-
1
...
.1.
II......
corporation
tin
ween
on
uu-
up
Mi....
1
1
.r
li
'nr..
III.
the
cam
ili,nni'ii
!
talixullon
being
IO,000.
Convicted
or
Murder
of
Nurse
Nellson
Over
Year
Ago
and
Must
Pay
Penalty
NOT
IN
GOOD
HEALTH
Had
Nothing
to
Say
and
Seemed
to
be
Prepared
for
Verdict
and
Sentence
MXSON.
May
7.
Placed
on
(rial
for
(he
third
time
on
a
charge
of
murdering
Mildred
Nellson,
a
nurse
in
Hie
Trail
llyspitul
on
February
C,
IU25.
Put
Jlunlcy.
n
Trail
ilisorani
i-
man,
wa
foI
gifijiy
by
a
jury
tale
yesterday
afternoon
and
-ii-
tetieeil
by
Mr.
JiHtttv
U.
A.
Mc-
iWrtabttp'bp'
iratrgHi
oa
.0gijsi
2
tirxL
;
llunley
i-t-ri-ivi'd
the
venliol
calmly-
nod
when
aske.l
if
he
had
anylliftttf
lo
say,
replied
"Nolli-iiWf.
My
Lonl."
Two
previous
trials
resulted
in
disagrwiiienl
of
the
jury
in
esirh
asc.
ilonvleleil
of
munler
and
iid-
mi
Moil
by
all
alienists
to
be
now
in
perfect
mental
liealth,
Hauley
seeinwl
prepared
for
Hie
enilet
ami
gave
uol
a
quiver
or
any
hint
of
collapse
such
a
that
which
featured
former
trials.
After
Hie
death
sentence
had
been
pronounced,
he
Irolleil
down
the;
Jillle
stairway
lo
the
floor
leIow
lo
be
taken
to
the
provincial
Jail.
BUDGET
CHANGES
ARE
TO
BE
MADE
tITTAWA.
May
7.
Hon.
.1.
A.
Ilolili,
minister
of
finance,
in
answer
to
a
iiieslion
informed
Hon.
Arthur
Mcljfhen
in
the
Hoti?c
of
Commons
yesterday
ariernoon
that
no
substantial
changes
would
Im
made
in
Hie
buliel
from
the
form
m
which
it
was
first
brought
down.
t
4
'
VIOLENCE
OF
PRINCE
HfPKIlT;
B.C.,
Kill
DAY.
MAY
7,
11K20.
.).
4
NO
SUBSTANTIAL
UNEMPLOYED
Marched
Into
Harbor
Graco
on
Island
of
Newfoundland
and
Wrecked
Offices
ST
JOHN'S,
flil..
Mnv
7
One
hundred
uiieiiinloveil
men
inarch
ed
into
Harbor
Urace
from
Island
Cove
Thursday
ami
wrecked
the
offices
of
town
.officials
afler
demanding
relief.
Alex.
Squire.
relief
MiperiiUoiule.nl.
was
,
su-
vercly
injured.
Police
have
mono
from
here
lo
arrest
I
he
ringleader.
Capl.
and
Mrs.
II.
Churchill
timl
raniily
will
sail
for
Son
I
Ho
on
hoard
Hi
I'r'lhce
fSeonge"
this
afternoon.
Owing
to
HI
health,
Cant.
Churchill
was
recently
compelled
lo
relinquish
his
posl
linn
us
local
inanager
for
Lip-
sell-Cuunlngliam
Co.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Yejterdayi
ClrcuUtlon,
HJj'
MI'S.SOLIM,
ns
he
appeared
wiHi
AniiimLeii,
ramous
e-pJorer,
and
Hllswoilh,
he
lutler.
partner
m
Hie
intrepid
dash
lo
Hie
polt-.
on
then
departure
noni
Home.
When
a
deputy
asked
I
he
dirtalor
way
he
look.
su
li
mi
interest
in
the
explorers,
the
dure
is
said
lo
have
replied:
"I
love
Hie
lirave."
Stewart
Mine
Subject
of
Litigation
in
Which
Large
Sum
is
Claimed
W.
W,
Rush
and
others
issue
writ
against
ten
defendants
including
Attorney
General
Manson
and
Tacoma
Smelter
VANCOFVBH.
May
7.
Claiming
$00(1,000
"actual
unit
puuilive
damage."
in
respect
of
the
CNpoitatiou
of
Hie
Hush
Columbia
silver-lead
mine
in
t
lie
Stewart
district,
YV.
W.
Hush
of
Slewarl
and
Arthur
L.
Hagg.
a
fruil
grower
of
Oliver,
have
issued
n
writ
out
of
Hie
Supreme
Court
against
ten
defendant
including
Altorucy-Cenernl
.MauMui
and
the
American
Smelting
Hefiniiig
Company
of
Tacouia.
Willi
I
he
writ
was
filed
a
long
slalcmeut
of
claim,
alleg
ing
that
plaintiffs
"had
been
victims
of
conspiracy
which
pre
vented
Colonel
A.
L.
Jacobs,
aj
-
retired
army
officer;
Arthur
lii-jtoria;
Colonel
11.
I.
Davies,
a
wai-d
llaynes,
Coiliuianiler
Il.ll.'
former
member
of
tin
Soldier'
slingsby,
a
relirrd
naval
officer;jSeltlrmint
Hoard
of
Vancouver
lock
Itrnwn
Shaw,
a
Hominion
j
and
V:o
Heuhart,
mining
pro-
Cnvcrnmeut
civil
engineer:
Fred
motor
of
Seattle
from
securing
C.
KllioM
,a
iuvvi-r,
ail
of
Vic-;
possession
of
the
properly.
CALLING
OUT
SECOND
LINE
Another
Million
Workers
May
be
Asked
to
Support.
Fellows
In
Big
Struggle
LONDON,
May
7.
Another
two
million
workers
known
as
Trades
Union
Congress
second
line
or
defensa
will
be
called
on
strike
In
support
or
the
pro-tent
strikers
unless
there
Is
an
Indication
soon
or
a
speedy
settlement,
according
to
E.
L.
Poultpn,
spokesman
tor
the
Congress.
Subscribe
l
the
Daily
New.
PREMIER-INDIAN
DEAL
ONLY
WAITS
FINAL
APPROVAL
Aeeonliing
to
an
uiinouhce-nienl
ni:ole
in
Vancouver
by
I).
I..
Pitt,
manager
of
Hie
Premier
mine,
the
deal
for
the
Premier
Co.
to
acquire
Ho
Indian
mine
awaits
only'
the
final
endorsation
of
the
New
York
directorate
bcTore
being
closed.
Mr.
Pill,
who
is
gone
Kast
to
meet
Hie
directors
or
the
Premier
Co.,
slated
lhat
the
Prince
Hope
p-I
directorate
of
Hie
Indian
mine
had
come
lo
terms
for
(Tie
disposal
ol
the
properly
to
the
Premier.
Proposal
to
Use
Turkeys
as
a
Means
of
Preventing
the
Spread
of
Grasshoppers
Interior
B.C.
VICTORIA.
May
".-Thousands
r
turkeys
will
be
used
lo
cut
Hie
grasshoppers
which
threaleo
serious
damage
lo
the
crops
in
the
interior
or
Hrilish
Columbia,
ir
plans
suggested
to
tVun
ro
approved,
,
r
1
"
1
1
"
rtSxIiriill
lllll
lirikfkiitiw
ifml
llm
fTfiY-iirn
mtwi
I
wlniiilit
idn
.
.
,
,
...
...
....
....
.
,
,
,
j
-1
v.
-
i
in
i
vi
inn
v
ill
rii"
i
m
'H
chase
flocks
of
turkeys
in
Alberla,
which
wil
be
Hiosed
tiider
supervision
on
the
gauges"
of
ihe
interior
where
the
insects
arc
now
breeding.
The
'birds
would
be
sold
lo
farmers
in
llie
iu-
icsieu
uistncis.
'
...
Slrrfl
Site,
ISO
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
beat
for
the
least.
Phone
467.
PRICK
FIVK
CENTS.
OTH
SIDES
BENDING
EFFORTS
IN
STRIKE
IIUTARY
BEING
CALLED
OUT
TO
PROTECT
DOCKS:
MILLION
MORE
STRIKERS
abor
is
Predicting
That
Strike
Will
be
Settled
Early
Next
Week;
Hoodlums
Smashing
Bus
Engines
ansportation
improved
in
London
and
under
ground
railway
needs
no
help;
holing
of
stores
at
Glasgow
RBED
WIRE
ENTANGLEMENTS
ON
BUSES
ternmenl
claims
men
are
trickling
back
to
work
and
others
asking
guarcntees
of
police
protection
LOMlON.
May
7.
Hriluiu
went
into
the
fourth
dav
of
(lie
rru
olrtkc
Willi
ImiIIi
sides
standing
pal
but
guarded
predir-
vvcrc
niuuc
in
labor
qiiartfr-t
l
Hal
die
crisis
uiiglil
be
passed
icxi
wee,
mi
iiiuiruiioiis
arc
given
n
in
wiiui
this
move
:
Iml
it
in
luHuciiri'd
probably
liy
Hie
fuel
that
Premier
mill
J
II
I
homa,
.Labor
lender,
have
been
in
confer-
n
lie
meantime
Hie
general
unhlic
lire
taking
Hie
situation
nd
liutimr
nlllioiigli
some
uiMTt'lieiioiuti
i
fill
Hint
the
-
j
beer
supply
may
full.
MS
UNITE
THEIR
FORCES
Organization
Join
Under
Name
of
Federal
Pilots
or
b.c.
STOMA,
May
7.
The
pilol-;
war
which
hut
laSlcil
for
car's
i-anie
lo
mi
end
yes-
wan
'iii
auuoiincemehi
or
!y
neorporaiion
of
Ihe
Federal
is
oi
ii.i
.
n
new
organiia-
piiiliriitMiu
practically
nil
ffllol
operating
n
British
Imnia
waters
In
new
organual
i
i
at
llgamallnn
of
the
Pilotage
kc
aMoii.
Hie
pioncr
m.nI
and
(wo
rival
service
of
-
stahltshuicut,
Hie
Ynii-
kiT
pool
Limited
iimi
i
Hi
kpciidii'
Pilots
Ltd.
Sonn
Ihmt
or
JIu1
latter
havi
ye'
ttguify
Mil"
1
1'
intention
to
join
'IIUTKlT
lllll
II
I
IllMM'll
liv
inganiers
that
they
will
lih'
iiiMt
one
ami
in
akc
in-
jii
complete
IRIGIBLEIS
AT
KING'S
BAY
roe
Reaches
Spllxbergen
Base
toady
for
Voyage
of
Dis
covery
In
Far
North
fl
W
YOHK,
May
7.
dvlee
loilay
repoi-toil
the
arrival
lllii'
dirigible
N'orge
at
King's
base,
Spitsbergen,
whenro
It
start
during
Iho
summer
in
inUempt
1
1
fly
across,
tlio
PAT
HANLEY
IS
!
TO
BE
HANGED
Japanese
Immigration
and
the
Method
of
Dealing
with
Oriental
Problem
as
it
Affects
Canadians
Address
by
Paul
H.
Clyde
Formerly
of
Victoria,
B.C.,
and
Now
Instructor
in
European
History,
Before
the
Ohio
State
University
The
question
of
Japanese
immigration
so
far
ft
Hie
Pacific
oast
ol
the
United
Slates
is
concerned,
wa
settled
by
Hie
pus-sage
of
the
ail-called
Kxcltisiun
Law.
The
general
question
of
iiilcroatioiial
relation
raised
by
that
controversy
has
.by
no
means
been
settled,
even
granting
that
immigration
is
a
domestic
mailer
to
be
settled
by
each
country
according
to
its
own
desire.
The
point
of
interest
fn
this
problem
has
simply
been
shifted
aud
now
rests
on
the
northern
Pacific
coast
in
the
province
of
British
Columbia.
I
lie
attUude
of
the
people
of
-'
Itri.isn
s
oiumliia
in
regard
to
all
rt?Tri?rka
YliBriiTnr.
in
Lrieulal
immigration
has
been
IJ
1
U
T
K
P
IVl
lHl)
1
i
slated
by
resolution
of
the
lejiis-
VV
T
JjlllllflJLll
1
I
J
lalure
more
than
once,
the
last
lime
beiiyj
on
le.eiiibcr
17,
lt-l.'
when
it
was
the
unanimous
opiu-l
ion.
or
the
House
lhat
the
pro-j
vince
is
utterly
oppose
i
to
fur-
Hier
influx
of
Orientals
into
Hrilish
Columbia;
that
the
field,
of
industrial
and
commercial
ac-
House
of
Commons
Refuses
to
or
all
Orientals
m
Cm-
tiyit.es
Xako
Acton
l0
Unseal
ada,
and
particularly
in
Hruisli
Peace
Wver,Mernber
Columbia,
should
b
iRsiricM:
by
legislation;
and
thal'Hie.
gov-!
.,W
,-
m
-
.
ijmwcut
of-
the
.lHiinrniou.
of..,
V
lTTrfV
Tanada
be
asked'lo
reruse
ad-
"?
"'r
"
'l
i.em.eux.
nerence
on
Hie
part
or
Canada
to
"ie
,oui'
;.r
Common
yesler-
anv
tii-alie
i.r
ii.lproalinnat
i.l.-,,,J-'
""eu
io
recene
a
peii
on
ligation
bavin?
the
.
effect
of
limiting
the
power
of
Hie
provinces
lo
regulate
social
and
in
dustrial
activities
within
their
boundaries,
and
that
Ihe
nonun
ion
government
be
also
request
ed
lo
take
steps
to
denounce
all
treaties
so
far
as
they
have
the
effect
of
depriving
the
Dominion
of
the
power
of
regulating,
Con-
trollimg
or
prohibiting
Asiatic
immigration
.
Successful
Efforts
Chinese
entering
Canada
were
for
long
subjected
to
a"
head
tax
starting
at
fSO,
and
eventually
raised
to
500
iiefore
Hie
Chinese
Immigration
Act
ol
.11123
was
passed,
excluding
Chinese
immi
gration
altogether,
excepting
the
common
exemption
classes.
The
case
ol
Kast
Indian
Immigration
is
effectually
checked
by
a
regulation
which
requires
an
immigrant
lo
travel
by
direct
route
from
the
country
of
his
origin.
As
there
is
no
passenger
service
direct
between
India
and
Canada
it
is
impossible
Tor
subjects
or
Britain's
Indian
F.mpire
to
com
ply
with
the
act.
Japanese
im
migration
is
regulated
under
a
Oenllenien's
Agreement
similar
to
that
which
existed
between
the
governments
at
Washington
and
Tokio
and
it
is
in
connection
w4lh
Ihe
alleged
Ineffectual
op
eration
of
this
agreement
that
Hie
problem
as
viewed
by
British
Columbia
has
arisen.
Traditional
Policy
The
Canadian
policy
on
the
subject
ol
immigration
may
be
best
understood
if
considered
in
fetation
to
the
national
problems
or
the
Dominion
which
are
not
capable
of
easy
solution.
Canada
is
still
in
her
national
infamy
and
has
yet
(o
acquire
the
back
ground
and
traditions
which
e
tablish
national
types.
The
briefness
of
her
history,
the
fact
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on
page
two)
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of
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asking
for'
the
uiisealiiv:
of
D.
M.
Kennedy,
Progressive
-member
tor.
Peace
Biveiv
by
a
vote
ol
115
to
107
the
vote
rollowing
strict
jiarly
lines.
Conservatives
voted
toe
receiving
the
pclilion
and
all
other.
against
it.
,
The
sjn-aker!
based,-his
decis-
ion
on
the
ground-
that
Parliament,
under
4he
'
.Controverted.
Elections
Act,
delegated
its
powers
to
Ihe
courts.
Hon.
It.
B.
Behnclt,
Conser-
valive
nieinber
Tor
Calgary,
who
presented
the
petition,
immediately
appealed,
again-it
the
ruling
or
the
speaker
in
order
that
"tuture
generations
may
rualizo
the
value
or
the
petition,"
The
House
then
divided
with
the
re-
ult
shown.
SHUFER
MINE
B.C.
Silver
to
Start
Work
on
Hudson
Bay
Mountain
With
Douglas
Ray
In
Charge
Douglas
Bay,
who
has
been
assistant
to
C.
B.
North,
superintendent
at
the
B.C.
Silver
Mine,
will
arrive
in
the
.city
(roni
Slewarl
on
Monday
next
en
route,
to
Smilhers
where
he
will
iake
charge
of
development
work
on
Ihe
Shufer
rgroup
of
claims
on
Hudson
Bay
Mountain
which
was
bonded
last
fall
by
the
.'owners
of
the-
IM',
Silver.
Examinations
will
be
made
of
,
the
interior
properly
with
a
view
to
carrying
out
diamond
drilling
operation
this
season.
AIR
rfflS
FISHERIES
TO
BECONTl
NUED
OTTAWA,
May
7.
A
a
result
prslrong
protests;
thou
British,
Columbia
il
is
now
understood
that
the
(lovernnient
is
arranging
(o
coiilinue
lbe;seapjarie
patrol
of
northern,
wiitulisl
It
is
sail
that
the
noyernment)
will
mak
t
provisions
for
Hie
work
In
(h
supplementary
estimate's.