BOSTOCK
AND
J.
A.
GAUTHIER
SENATOR
DENIES
THAT
HE
J.tK
Till;
MAN
THE
LETTER
qiOlED
IN
Tilt;
AITIDAtlT
VICTORIA,
June
13.
Senator
Buttock
gave
John
A.
Oauthler
an
ordinary
business
letter
of
Introduction
In
which
the
word
"credentials"
was
not
mentioned
and
gave
him
no
warning
that
large
powers
were
being
conferred
upon
him,
Senator
Bostock
said
at
the
resumed
sitting
of
the
Royal
Commission
investigating
liquor
churges
before.
Mr.
Juitloo
Morrison.
'
The
letter
quoted
In
the
Oauthler
affidavit
was
different
from
the
one
the
senator
wrote,
he
told
the
commission.
"You
designate
that
as
what?"
Inquired
II,
D.
Twlgg.
reading
from
the
letter
from
the
Oauthler
affidavit.
As
tiot
the
letter
I
gave
him,"
replied
Senator
Dostock,
BOAT
EXPLODED
AT
KETCHIKAN
UAIIASH
HADI.Y
DAMAtiEl)
AM
NK
PERSON
INURED
ACCORDI.MI
T
VVOllll
ARRIYINU
The
fishing
boat
Wabush
exploded
yesterday
when
lying
at
the
Standard
Oil
Company's
dock
at
Ketchikan
and
had
to;
bo
beached,
according
to
word
received
by
fishing
boats
arriving
here
today
The
boat
wa
badly
damaged
and
one
person
was
Injured.
Captain'
Pierce
Is
the
skipper
of
the
Wabash.
He
Is
a
brother
of
the
skipper
of
the
Tahoma.
MOTORSHIP
PATTERSON
DOCKED
AT.UNALASKA
DUTCH
HARBOR.
June
13.
The
first
Of
t.VlA
A-m.i.
.
.
.
,
-V-
i
.
jtntr
trading
snips
w
--
fcehring
sea
this
year
was
the
motorshlp
tii.
.
.
.
,.
.
viraon
which
docked
at
unaiass.
to
await
reports
on
the
Ice
conditions
In
the
north,
r'REM'il
AVIATORS
REPORTED
Al.lt
fc
QUEBEC,
June
IS.
It
!
unofficially
reported
that
the
French
aviators
Nunge&ser
and
Ooll
have
been
found
alive.
The
information
comes
from
the
dls
trlct
north
of
the
Saguenay
River.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Fisheries,
at
12.70c
and
8c.
Proierlty
A..
19.000
pounds,
to
Cold
Storage,
at
13.60c
and
7c.
HIREI.ESS
REPORT.
g
a.m.
110
LI,
HARBOR.
Overcast,
light
S.E.
wind;
barometer,
20.84;
temperature,
50;
light
swell;
8
pm.
Sxk
steamer
Oaxaca
anchored
at
Carter
Bay;
8
pjii.
soke
motorshlp
Norco.
Ketchikan
for
Seattle,
171
miles
from
Ketchikan;
8
a.m.
spoke
steamer
Catala,
entering
Mllbank
Sound,
south
bound;
8
ajn.
spoke
motorshlp
Ollnda,
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver,
In
Wright
Sound.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Raining,
strong
southeast
v4)ud;
barometer,
20.00;
temperature,
42;
sea
rough.
DIOBY
ISLAND.
Raining,
calm;
barometrr,
29.80;
temperature,
32;
sea
smooth.
NOON
BULL
HARBOR.
Raining,
light
S.E.
wind;
barometer,
20.83;
tompcruture,
50;
light
swell.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Raining,
strong
southeast
wind;
barometer,
20.G0;
temperature,
49;
ta
rough.
DIOBY
ISLAND.
Part
cloudy,
calm;
barometer,
39.08;
temperature,
53;
sea
smooth;
10:40
a.m.
spoko
steamer
Catala
left
Bella
Bella
at
10.30
am.
'
southbound.
U
KAT
lli:U
ItKI'OKT.
Prince
Rupert.
Raining,
calm;'
temperature,
83.
Terrace.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
84,
Rowwood.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
33.
Alysnsh.
Part
cloudy,
calm.
temp.
63.
Alice
Arm.
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
86.
Anyox.
Clear,
calm,
temp.
88.
Stewart.
Part
cloudy,
calm.,
temp.
83.
Hatelton,
Clear,
calm,
tamp.
70,
Telegraph
Creek.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
48.
Smltheri.
Clear,
calm.
temp.
60.
Burns
Lake.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
53.
Whltehorse,-
-Clear
south
wind,
temp.
83,
Total
Sold
TimUv
Aniuiiiitrd
In
213.IHMI
I'd
11
11
iN
of
Ulilrli
3!.(NH)
U111
I
rum
Canadian
Duals
'
Hsllbut
landings
at
this
port
this
morning
totalled
121,
COO
pounds,
five
American
vessels
brought
KO.000
and
two
Canadian
32.000
pounds.
Saleo
were
as
follows:
American
North,
32.000
pounds,
to
Booth
Fisheries,
at
14.10c
and
7c.
President,
36,000
pounds,
to
Cold
Storage,
at
13.00c
and
7c
Lunen,
10,000
pounds,
to
PaclMc
Fisheries,
at
14.00C
and
Cc.
Alkl,
6,300
pounds,
to
Pacific,
at
14.00c
and
8c.
Reliance,
4,500
pounds,
to
Pacific
FUiierlCH.
at
14.00c
and
8c.
CuiiucII.iii
Rom-
Spit,
13,000
pounds,
to
Atlln
1
D.
F,
Saunders,
court
stenographer,
arrived
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
to
keep
omclal
records
at
the
sessions
of
the
Supreme
Court
Asslr.es
to
bo
held
herp
and
at
Prince
Oeorge,
25
TAXI
andj;
Boston
Grill
Ambulance
mix
Service
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
nt
Anytime
floor,
for
hire.
Slnml:
Exchange
lluilding
1;..
'"ff
nnmrr
ni
rnrn-r
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
i'hone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
JUNE
15,
1D27
REIGN
OF
TERROR
IN
SOVIET
RUSSIA
PKINCE
EDWARD
ISLAND
FATHERS
OF
CONFEDERATION
Reign
of
Terror
in
Russia
is
Increasing
and
Suicides
and:
Executions
Are
Very
Numietius
TRADES
INION
mix
commons
committee
LONDON.
June
13.
By
application
of
the
gullotlne,
limiting
debate
to
sixteen
days,
the
House
of
Commons
last
night
cumpleled
the
committee
stage
of
the
Government's
trades
union
bill
designed
to
outlaw
Illegal
strikes
and
lockouts.
.
MANY
HORSES
IN
ROYAL
HUNT
ASCOT
England,
June
15.
-L.
M.
Boussac's
Istlirgus
won
the
Royal
Hunt
Cup.
J.
B.
Noel's
Priory
Park
came
second
and
Held
Walker's
Delias
was
third
horte
in
a
field
of
20.
SULPHURIC
PLANT
AT
TRAIL
SMELTER
WILL
BE
CONSTRUCTED
NOW
TRAIL,
B.C.
Juno
13.
Extensive
plana
aro
being
made
and
construction
will
be
proceeded
with
Immediately
of
a
large
contact
process
sulphuric
plant
at
the
Consolidated
Mining
&
Smelting
Company's
plant.
This
plant
will
make
sulphuric
acid
from
the
'smelter
fumes,
and
the
first
unit
.will
cwt
approximately
(250,000,
according
to
announcement
made
by
the.
management
here.
In
conjunction
with
this
plant,
nn
experimental
phouphato
fertilizer
plant
will
be
erected,
using
phosphate
throughout
from
the
fields
In
the
Crowsncst
district,
where
the
Consolidated
has
located
large
beds.
vAny
sulphurlo
acid
which
will
be
made
and
used
In
this
connection
will
reduce
the
sulphurlo
dioxide
In
fumes
to
that
extent
and
consequently
will
reduce
smoke
damage.
Not
enough
prison
accommodation:
for
the
thousands
arrested
so
victims
are
sent
in
freight
trains
to
Siberia
LONDON,
June
15.
A
despatch
from
Russia
flay3
the
new
reign
of
terror
has
more
than
doubled
the
number
of
suicides
in
Moseow,
where
there
are
now
from
ten
to
fifteen
daily.
Moscow
and
Leningrad
do
not'
possess
enough
prison
accommodations
for
the
additional
thousands
of
persons
arrested
during
the
past
few
days
so
they
are
guarded
in
freight
trains,
which
are
leaving
both
cities
nightly
taking
their
victims
to
Siberia.
Further
executions
are
reported
from
various
places.
The
news
filters
through
to
the
border
towns
and
is
'sent
out
from
there.
A
Riga
despatch
says
28
more
ex-si
...
.
czarlst
officers
were
shot
In
Moscow.
The
number
of
reprisals
for
th'e
assas-
slnatlon
of
Voikoff
now
exceeds
one
!
4,
hundred.
Itl
.MOKM
DtMKI)
LONDON,
June
13
(noon).
Rumors
arc
current
here
of
a
new
terror
In
Russia
with
numerous
summary
executions,
wholesale
arrests,
drastic
military
preparations,
and
an
Impending
declaration
ot
martial
law,
Crowds
of
foreigners
are
fleeing
from
Moscow.
The
report
come
from
Warsaw,
Riga
and
other
centres
which
are
notoriously
given
to
spreading
anti-Soviet
reports.
Moscow
despatches
to
Warsaw
from
officials
of
Soviet
Russia
deny
the
reports
published
from
other
centres
of
a
reign
of
terror
In
Russia.
LEAGUE
OF
NATIONS
THINKS
TIME
RIPE
GENEVA,
Juno
15.
Statesmen
attending
the
League
of
Nations
meeting
here
reported
they
were
Increasingly
convinced
the
time
had
Imperatively
arrived
to
take
preventive
steps
to
avoid
any
outbreak
of
war,
1;
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE.
B.C.
8llvcr
i.
Cork
Provlnca
Dunwell.
..,.,
Olacler
Gladstone
,
,
,
,
U
te
It.
Lucky
Jim
..
Sunloch
Bid.
1.30
07
H
lis
.08
ii
...33
'.O8K
.83
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News.
Asked
.08
1.41
08
K
.38
.08
H
.31
.86
CONSTITUTIONALISTS
SUSTAINED
IN
THE
IRISH
ELECTIONS
Government
Sustained
in
Irish
Elections
but
mime
uuins
DUNLIN,
June
1C
The
Constitutional
party
is
returned
to
power
nerc,
me
opposition
or
republican
group
having
increased
the
strength
of
their
opposition
from
46
in
the
last
Dail
to
50
in
this.
I!oth
the
Fianna
Fail
or
Dc
Valera
group
and
the
Sinn
Feiners
are
opposed
to
the
present
Irish
Constitution
but
all
others
sutmnrt
it.
All
returns
are
now
in
except
for
one
for
the
National
University
and
one
for
Dublin
University.
The
results
with
the
two
polls
to
SUPREME
COURT
OPENS
SESSION
I
KIM
I
KIHMJS
OPENED
THIS
AITER-NOON
WITH
Mil.
JISTHE
HEMS
.Ml
W
HY
PRESIDING
With
appropriate
remark
by
Mr.
Justice
Denis
Murphy
who
commented
oi
"he
satisfactory
fact
that
six
month
had
elapsed
In
Prince
Rupert
and
district
without
any
auch
serious
crime
being
committed
aa
to
require
the
attention
of
the
higher
courts,
the
regular
spring
session
of
the
Supreme
Cour
Assizes
was
.
opened
In
the
city
at
S
o'clock
this
afternoon.
Four
dlvorc
applications
two
civil
casei
and
tw
ctr
orart
proceedings
are
to
be
heard
ana
the
first
proceedings
after
the
formal
opening
of
the
court
were
to
arrange
the
order
of
heating
with
counsel.
There
were
no
Jurymen
summoned
owing
to
the
fact
that
there
are
no
criminal
cases
on
the
docket.
It
Is
expected
that
three
days
at
the
most
will
see
the
completion
of
all
cases
coming
up
for
hearing.
His
Lord
hip
and
other
court
official
will
then
proceed
from
here
to
Prince
Oeorge
where
Assizes
will
be
held
next
week..
"hear
from
are
as
follows:
Government
party
;..
4.3
Fianna
fall
44
Labor
,
22
Independents
12'
Farmer?
n
National
League
."
8'
Sinn
Fein
a
-
111(1
.MONEY
IS
HE
I
NO
.
MA
HE
IN
OPERATION'
OK
MILL
AT
M.WVtl.l,
STEWART.
June
15.
The
Dun-well
mill
Is
making
a
dally
profit
of
from
4500
to
600
according
to
returns
from
smelter
shipments
ot
concentrates
and
It
Is
predicted
that
there
will
be
a
dally
profit
of
900
before
fall.
A
diamond
drilling
program
has
been
Inaugurated
In
the
lower
levels
for
the
purpose
of
determining
the
extent
of
further
crosscuts
and
drifts.
(I)
Cot,
the
Hon.JOHN
HAMILTON
GRAY,
President
Eiccutirc
Council,
P.E.L
(2)
Hon.
GEORGE
COLES,
M.P.P.,
P.E.I.
(J)
Hon.
EDWARD
PALMER,
Attorney
General,
P.E.L
(4)
Hon.
A.
A.
MACDONALD,
M.L.C,
P.E.I.
(5)
Hon.
T.
HEATH
HAVILAND,
M.P.P.,
P.E.L
()
Hon.
EDWARD
WHELAN.
M.P.P.,
P.E.L
(7)
Hon.
WILLIAM
H.
POPB,
Colonial
Secretary,
N.S.
POLICE
AFTER
STRANGLER
SI'EKIUNtl
IN
At
TOMOItll.ES
TO
FOLLOW
ItKI'OKT
OK
HIS
ItEIMl
AT
ELS
TOW,
SASK.
WINNIPEO,
June
15.
A
squad
of
Saskatchewan
provincial
police
tinder
command
of
Inspector
John
Kelly
are
upeedlng
by
auto
to
Elstow,
Sank.,
following
a
report
that
the
"gorilla
man"
wanted
In
a
score
of
U.S.
cities
and
In
Winnipeg
for
the
murder
of
women
and
children,
was
seen,
there
last
night.
The
police
are
heavily
armed.
Despite
reports
that
the
killer.
Is
In
Saskatchewan,
the
police
continue
to
guard,
the
border
points.
CHICAGO
CUBS
NOW
NEAR
TOP
tllANOE
IN
NATIONAL
IK
AO
IK
MTKEMACY
IMMINENT
ItAIN
JTOi'
OAMES
NEW
YORK,
June
15.
Rain
through
out
the
East
yesterday
caused
the
post
ponement
of
most
of
the
big
league
rixtures.
Three
games
were
played
In
the
National
League
and
none
In
the
American.
Chlrago
Cubs
made
It
four
straight
over
the
New
York
Olants
and
are
now
but
one
full
game
behind
the
National
legue
leaders,
Pittsburg
Pirates,
who.
with
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers,
were
idle.
St.
Louis
improved
Its
hold
on
third
place
by
defeating
Philadelphia
and
the
Cincinnati
Reds
continued
their
drive
to
Et
out
of
the
cellar
by
defeating
Beaton.
The
stage
Is
now
set
for
a
dramatic
battle
for
National
League
leadership
between
Plttrburg
Pirates
and
Chicago
Cubs.
The
latter
now
have
won
ten
games
without
a
single
loss
and
the
last
four
were
at
the
expense
of
the
Olants
for
a
cleat)
sweep
of
the
series.
8ince
the
Cubs
have
played
two
more
games
than
the
Pirates
and
lost
two
more
they
are
still
a
few
points
behind
in
the
standing.
Western
teams
marie
a
clean
sweep
yesterday.
The
day's
scores
were
as
follows.
.NATIONAL
I.EAOIE
Philadelphia
4,
St.
Louis
6.
New
York
3,
Chicago
4.
Boston
0,
Cincinnati
1.
Others
rain.
AMERICAN
LEA
(HE
'
Rain.
l.ii.MU
E
STANHIMiS
National
PitWburg
.
32
Chlrago
.
........
,V33
St.
Louis
.......
,
20
New
Yor'k
20
..;
Brooklyn
23.
,
Boston
IS
Philadelphia
...'.
Cincinnati
10
American
New
York
36
Chicago
39
Washington
35
St.
Louis
24
Detroit
23
Cleveland
24
Boston
13
U
Pet.
17
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10
38
20
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23
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25
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29
.398
34
.350
17
.679
33
.558
1
25
.5001
27
.471
1
27
.460
30
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.
ALBANIAN
MINISTER
LEAVESJUGO
SLA
VI
A
BELORADE,
Albania,
June
15.
M.
Pals,
minister
to
Jugo
Slavla,
has
requested
and
received
his
passports
and
with
the
legation
staff
Is
leaving
the
country
today.
CAUGHTFIRE
TAKING
OIL
t'ANNEKV
MOTOHSIIIP
MET
MISHAP.
AT
SEATTLE
III
IININO
INTERIOR
AND
HIKMNO
WOMEN
SEATTLE,
June
-15.
Two
young
i.men
were
severely
burned
and
a
ien
women
and
children
thrown:
Into
ir.lc
when
fire
destroyed
the
Interior
a
wooden
cannery
motorshlp
Don-illane
at
Point
Wells
yesterday
morn-g-
The
heroic
action
of
the
crew
In
ragging
women
and
children
through
he
portholes
resulted
In
the
rescue
-of
!I
the
members
of
the
saltery
crew.
The
vessel
had
stopped
to
take
gas
and
oil
and
a
member
of
the
crew
ropped
the
hose
Into
live
hold
where
.t
struck
a
light
4ulb
and
the
waste
all
Ignited.
WOMAN'S
HEAD
BATTERED
IN
MAN
FOINO
1IKSIIIE
1IKII
WITH
TllltOAT
CTT
AND
JIAMMER
AND
RAZOR
IN
ROOM
VANCOUVER.
June
15.
Mrs.
Annie
Donald,
35
years
of
ege,
was
found
this
morning
lying
on
a
bed
in
her
Camble
Street
home
with
the-slde
f
her
head
battered
fn
On
the
floor"
lay
lhe.'bo3y
of
her
husband,
O.
W.
Donald,
35
years
of
age,
with
blood
flowing
from
a
ter-hible
gash
In
his
throat.
In
the
room
the
police
found
a
car
penter's
hammer
clotted
with
blood
and
a
bloodstained
razor
on
the
chair
beside
the
bed.
Llttlie
hope
Is
held
for
the
recovery
of
th!
-woman
although
the
man
may
survive.
IDENTITY
OF
WOMAN
FOUND
4
KAN
K.
EDWARD
WHO
WAS
MIR-
DE-RED
IS
REALLY
MRS.
N.
C.
McKlNNON
VANCOUVER,
June
15.
The
police
cleared
up
the
Identity
ot
Jean
K.
Edward,
the
woman
found
murdered
here
on
Sunday.
Her
real
name
was
Mrs.
N.
C.
McKlnnon
whose
husband
lived
apart
from
her,
It
Is
believed
at
Belllngham.
The
body
of
the
murdered
woman
was
found
in
the
bush
Sunday
morning
near
First
Ave.
and
Vine
Street.
JAPANESE
DROWNED
INJKEENA
RIVER
lloily
of
TaklJIro
slilmle
l
Hrroiered
and
Police
ure
Making
Imehtlgutloil
Before
Interment
TaklJIro
Shlnde.
Japanese
employed
by
the
BX3.
Packers
at
Standard
camp
In
the
Skeena
River
slough,
appareutly
fell
off
a
fish
boat
on
Tuesday
afternoon
and
was
drowned.
The
body,
floating
In
the
river,
was
recovered
and
taken
to
Port
Easing
ton
where
the
provincial
police
Is
investigating
the
circumstance"!
of
the
fatality.
Later
the
remains
will
be
brought
to
the
city
and
placed
In
charge
of
the
B.C.
Undertakers
for
Interment,
APPEAL
IS
ENTERED
AGAINST
FOUR
YEARS
MANSLAUGHTER
SENTENCE
VANCOUVER.
June
15.
An
appeal
has
been
filed
against
the,
sentence
of
four
years
for
manslaughter
on
behalf
of
Angus
Nicholson,
The
conviction
arose
out
of
the
death
ot
Marshall
Douglas.
Ball
Is
being
sought
and
the
appeal
Is
not
likely
to
take
place
until
autumn.
nc.HTINO
IN
CHINA.
6HANOHAI,
June
13.
The
Nanking
Nationalist
forces
captured
the
town
of
Sachow
near
Shantung
border'
after
fierce
flghtlwr.