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your
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Dancing
every
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night
each
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and
Central
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Columbia's
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Phone
43?
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fi'at
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XVIIL.
flo.
135.
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
JUNE
9,
1928
re
Onir
Joseph
Sankey
Acquitted
at
Close
of
Second
Trial
for
the
Murder
of
Miss
Loretta
Chisholm,
Essington
Indian
who
was
previously
convicted
of
crime
at
Prince
Rupert
is
now
a
free
man
WESTMINSTER,
June
8.-After
more
than
two
years
in
NEW
l
umody
Joseph
Sankey
walked
out
of
tbe
assize
court
late
yesterday
a
free
man
when
the
jury
acquitted
him
of
the
mur-(i.
i
of
Loretta
Chisholm
at
Port
Essington,
May
28,
1926.
The
jury
retired
at
3.60
p.m.
and
returned
at
4.19
with
tbe
nliit
"not
guilty."
Applause
broke
out
after
the
.i
,1-1
iff
Morrison
ordered
the
court
in.
n
were
among
the
crowd
that
DELEGATES
FOR
CONVENTIONAT
He
TERRACE
READY
iii.lum.
at
Kt:t:xA
centhe
i'vcm
tOTL
Of
COMIPHMK
I.N
UK.
WHIM'll
tbe
rutKAGK,
June
Sv
A
meeting
of
thei
-
..-
ol
the
district
was
held
on
rtsy
evening
to
appoint
delegates'
oil
the
nominating
consntlon
toj
.-i
in
Terrace
on
Thursday
after-The
foUosrlng
delegates
were
ap-
tion
i
Kenney.
W
B
Riley.
W.
A
..Mirk.
L.
R.
Keuney.
B.
Halllwell,
.
and
F.
C
Bishop,
with
A.
was
i
and
T
J.
Kirkpstiick
as
al
New
of
roalidonee
was
ia
too
tuber,
Br.
Wrtnch.
and
In
the
were
wall
matured
tor
ft
ejf
l
i,-tit
it
out
of
town
public
meeting
will
b
evening
at
Which
Dr
Wrlnrh
and
other
public
men
will
speak
to
McGEER
WALKS
OUT
OF
COURT
rnorisT".
Au.tlNST
1IEI.AY
IN
TKV-
i
.
riuJiHY
cam:
.uaiNKT
CAHA
t
M
OUVoJgt.
Juno
Openly
In-FttUee
MsKislratc
Bhsw
onferen
M
with
airx
Henderson.
'warding
the
remanding
ol
tnr
case
against
Frank
Caslaa
and
that
Ma
jm
Taylor
and
Counsel
"
'
ii.oiieltiaaiBg
the
public,
o
O.
Mc-'
unsel
for
Oaaiaa
walked
out
of
'
"rt
j
iaa.es
gj
when
Maglstrste
i-
,
n
in
dag
the
oase
until
June
ie
did
not
want
to
proceed
with
":nal
prosecution
until
the
com-"m:
rloaed.
M
'
-er
alleged
that
the
perjury
pro-
or
Castas
was
aimed
at
tbe
ln-t
of
other
wttnessm
.
OFFICERS
FOR
of
for
THEELECTION
of
t
H.
MOKTIMKIt
TO
IUVE
CIIAIHIK
Or
POIA
IN
l-KIME
HITWIT
ItltlINU
victoria,
June
g.
Returning
offl-
have
bean
apnmntafl
ss
follows:
Havana
-.
J.
MItyM.
of
sUnlthers,
Atliu
Jasnei
WQaac
of
Anyos.
fort
Ovorao
R.
aV
Fetera,
Frmoe
Utorye.
otnineoa
J.
D.
Oharleaon,
of
Vander-
it
ime
Rupert-
E
H
Mortimer.
10
CARRYlESSAGE
(
8
OF
LIBERALISM
'"KMIKK
MACLliAN
Ol'TI.IM
III
0
KM:
UAL
1'ltOOItAM
111.1'OltH
HA1LIMI
ON
CATA1
Premier
will
nun
-Ux
ubrral
''"'"sage
to
every
part
of
the
pvovlnes.
atinuunood
here
veaterda
aa
he
ealled
""
t.he
Oatala
for
Prince
Rupert.
"I
"111
HO
to
rln
Unnt
itlln
a.nd
oilier
eentrea
at
ak
f.r
nnriii
u
re.
'
inted.
After
that
I
must
return
to
Victoria
for
a
few
days
and
then
m
go
b"
k
tu
lbs
interior,
M
said.
verdict
was
announced
and
Mr
cleared.
A
large
number
of
filled
the
room.
In
bis
address
to
the
Jury
defease
el
Bird
stressed
the
tact
not
hair
of
the
girl's
bead
nor
a
shred
of
Iter
clothing
was
found
on
the
accused
despite
the
obvious
feet
that
a
terrific
struggle
must
bare
taken
ptaos.
argued
that
the
evidence
against
Saukey
was
purely
circumstantial.
Crown
counsel
Johnson
spoke
for
an
hour.
In
summing
up
Mr.
Jus
Use
Morrison
sifted
tbe
evidence
both
at
tbe
prosecution
and
dstsose
and
.made
Utile
ocss-
mdi
soee
so
potni
out
toe
legal
as
pects
of
the
case.
Immediately
after
the
coaolmton
eg
trial
Bird
moved
for
the
release
of
and
this
was
at
once
granted.
Outside
Banker
was
kdned
ta
a
Sankey
was
convicted
net
In
Novom-ber.
1M,
and
the
dote
lor
his
execu
was
set.
An
appeal
was
through
t
the
Indian
Department
after
a
new
trial
was
gi
anted
a
made
for
a
change
of
venae
to
Westminster
.this
awing
granted.
as
boon
In
Jail
ter
two
yean
southing
like
tSSBCO
has
been
lay
the
amenta
teat
of
British
'
.mm
I'KIUE
DIVIDEMl
j
iOW"N
TWO
rt)H
CT
HIT
MILL
Cjt
1TC
IIIOII
TArKJfA)
t
.
June
9.
Aa-made
by
the
Frostier
Oaad
Mining
Company
in
New
York
that
a
quarterly
dividend
of
sis
cents
a
ahare
will
he
paid
to
absrehoM-ers
en
reoord
June
14.
The
FresBler
has
pail
eight
otnt
s
ahare
per
quart.
for
several
yearn.
The
new
dividend
rate
if
continued
gives
at
per
cent
per
anrum.
CANADIANS
GOT
HIGHASU.S.
I-KICK
PAIH
AT
IIMI
lACIItMlE
HIIIX
LOW
Till
MOKMMi
WIIKN
IB.StHI
OlMH
40l.t
While
the
price
of
halibut
on
ex
change
this
morning
continued
low
tlx
Canadian
beau
got
a
little
the
better
the
deal
as
they
wore
paid
five
cents
chickens
Tbe
total
selling
was
U740D
Ma.
of
American
and
MM
lbs.
Oaaadlaa.
the
smm
mou
oeing
isw.-
lbs
teles
wore.
AM
MUCIN
Radio
n.000
to
Royal
Fish
Co.
.
and
4.
Paragon
MM
to
Ool
daUorag
at
sae
and
4.
geyniour
K.ooo
ta
Atlia
nsnsoes
ai
BdO
and
4
Yukon
BMW
nsnerios
at
gJO
and
4.
Wtic
14.000
ta
naaeriea
a
10J0
and
.
CANtlilAV
Itm
rtabim
at
Rose
tpit.
and
6c.
Cape
Spear
Tdtd)
B
Oold
sRorage
at
00
and
t.
Binglesder
t.MW
ta
Booth
Flaherlos
at
80
and
f
Marguerite
OoW
Morage
at
and
A.
No
men
S.500
to
RffH
nw
Co.
at
VJ0
and
A.
AKi:
HtCCWllL
Both
Will
and
Kerglo,
neve
year
In
their
ra
been
successful
amlnationx
in
the
teaWty
Ol
mraioiur
for
their
fourth
year
at
tne
of
Toronto
IVOM
si:k
sot
Camhatk
W.
J
oowser
vnrTOKlA
JUB
ad
not
be
s
can-
wd
:ie
stated
dMete
and
w""1
tah
no
part
In
the
couilug
ciutn.
PLANT
EGGS
IN
RAINBOW
LAKE
I'AHTV
TO
MAKE
INsI'M
TION
TODAY
mil
Ron
ami
m:x
via
ii-liw-
ATLASS
AMI
fXOVAII
NOT
NOT
I
AVOUCH
A
meeting
of
the
moot
Runert
Hod
and
Outi
dub
was
held
last
night
in
the
City
Ball
lor
tbe
purpose
of
discussing
the
planting
of
the
Kamloops
trout
eggs
which
arrived
this
morning
from
the
south.
It
was
decided
that
Mayor
C.
Beam,
superintendent
of
the
Lakelse
Hatchery.
W.
O.
Fulton,
and
two
men
should
go
out
to
Rainbow
Lake
up
Mile
SI
Creek
today
to
make
an
Inspection
with
a
view
to
plsclng
tbe
eggs
there.;
Tbe
club
does
not
favor
planting
lu
Snawstlsns
Lake
and
Cloyah
Lake
does:
'
not
meet
with
much
more
favir.
It
is
believed
that
the
planting
could
be
done
more
effectively
elsewhere
Ales
McRee.
president
of
tbe
Bod
and
Oun
Club,
occupied
the
chair
at
tbe
I
meeting
S.O.S.
CALL
FROMALASKA
Native
Village
Ilurning
and
Relief
Uual
on
Way
With
Succor
SEATTLE.
June
9-
A
frantic
S.O-S.
telling
of
the
threatened
deatruction
by
fire
of
an.Ala-
k
ritlage
irtfayptcked
tut
of-tKc
air
Iat
night
by
the
naval
radio
Matron
at
Cordova'
The
message
rend:
"S.O-S.
The
whole
village
on
the
island
of
KilhV
lioo
i
afire.'
KillhKieo
ht
an
inland
opposite
I'earl
Strait
in
Chatham
hound
and
part
of
the
Alexander
Arch
ipelago.
The
population
of
the
village
is
native
for
the
most
part.
After
the
firct
mttMage
there
wa.
alienee
for
a
time.
Then
It
came
again:
The
fire
is
getting
too
hot
now.
Got
to
go.
Am
suffering.
Good
bye
and
hurry."
The
UJv
lighthouse
tender
is
((earning
to
the
village
at
full
speed.
AImi
the
survey
boat
Rxplww
at
ea
to
the
wet
is
going
to
the
village.
SEATTLE.
June
9.
The
entire
village
of
Killknoo.
70
mile
weot
of
Sitka,
is
a
mass
of
smoking
ruins
advices
received
here
stale.
Approximately
250
natives
are
left
homelem
by
the
fire
which
destroyed
the
school
house,
l'resbyterian
Church,
but
do
lives
were
lost
Twenty-five
houses
were
burned
and
the
nut
he
are
said
to
be
camping
on
the
beach
today.
MOVING
TO
GET
RATES
LOWERED
THROUGH
CANAL
VICTORIA.
June
9
-
A
move
to
get
lower
rates
through
the
Panama
Canal
for
Canadian
shipping
from
Pacific
Coast
porta
to
United
States
and
Canadian
Atlantic
porta
has
been
Inaugurated
nose
and
has
been
taken
up
with
Ottawa
by
Premier
MaeLean.
The
government
la
seeklsuj
modification
of
the
Hay-Pauucefote
treaty
governing
the
Panama
Canal
dues.
HAMTTING
WONBASEBALL
nrw
york.
hosier
by
Watker
enable-
'OteeUUfifU'V
boat
Brooklyn
and
strengthen
the
hold
oa
ftatt
place
after
on
eleven
inning
battle.
Pittsburg
pitchers
were
pounded
for
seventeen
hits
including
homers
by
Bernhart
and
Hornsby.
permitting
tbe
Braves
to
win
out
Boott,
the
Pittsburg
utUity
man.
scored
two
homers
Rev.
Roy
Manwarlng
will
conduct
service
In
Bt
Petera
Church,
Seal
Cove,
unday
mornlug
at
11
o'clock.
I
PEACE
RIVER
IS
DISCUSSED
IT
1(1
HUH
NlllVtV
OK
PASSES
I'UO-MISi:i)
I1Y
MIMSTtlt
OF
RAILWAY)
OTTAWA.
June
6.
-A
survev
ol
the
Pesoe
and
Monkman
mute,
with
a
view
to
getting
the
beat
possible
way
for
an
outlet
from
the
Fee
River
to
the
Pacific
Coast
wee
ward
by
D.
F.
Ken
-
nedy.
CPA.,
for
Feae
River
"during
-unaiderstlon
of
the
railway
estimates
In
the
House
of
Coauntiiis
last
night.
Hon.
C.
A.
Dustting.
minister
cf
railways,
said
be
would
ask
the
C.I.B.
to
.!:
lurther
lnvestlgatiro
before
coming
to
s
decision
as
to
tbe
best
rjute
He
could
not
promise
that
the
work
would
be
dc-ne
this
yer
on
tbe
height
ti
land
between
Albert
and
B.C
J
C
-Brady.
Conservative
member
for
3keen.
said
that
If
trie
arguments
to
favor
of
the
Hudson
Bay
railway
were
sufficient,
the
arguments
In
favor
of
the
Peace
River
.railway
were
ten
times
as
strong.
Moeh
imeney
had
been
spent
and
it
would
be
a
waste
of
money
not
to
progeed
with
the
eompkulon
of
tbe
line.
It
wee
the
Suty
of
tbe
government
to
make
a
surrey
and
decide
Mice
and
for
all
what
tbe
outlet
of
the
railway
would
be.
Subscribe
for
tbe
Dsllv
New
Airship
Italia
Was
Located
hy
Radio
Two
Hundred
Miles
North
King's
Bay
and
Talked
Twenty
Minutes
Last
Night
J
une
9
The
Stefani
News
Agency
announced
last
ROME.
Night
tMfit
tie
Cltta
tie
Milano,
bate
ship
for
the
General
Nohlle
expetation,
maintained
radio
communication
yesterday
for
20
minute
with
the
dirigible
Italia,
lost
in
the
polar
wastes
since
May
3S.
The
Italia
gave
hearings
which
correspond
with
a
place
SO
mileei
north
of
Cape
Leigh,
the
southeasterly
extremity
of
Northeast
Land.
The
message
were
exchanged
at
seven
o'clock
last
night,
Greenwich
time.
The
Citta.
de
MJIana
has
given
word
to
the
sealer
Hubby
and
asked
that
vesaeJ
fo
try
lo
work
its
way
to
the
position'giren
by
the
Italia,
with
sledge
dogs
and
guides-
The
position
of
the
Italia
is
given
as
approximately
260
miles
from
King's
Hay
Haven,
which
the
dirigible
was
trying
to
reach
on
their
return
flight
from
the
North
Pole.
KING'S
HAY.
June
9.
It
is
reported
here
that
all
aboard
the
Italia
are
alive.
The
message
from
the
Citla
de
Milano
indicates
that
the
aindiip
is
off
Cape
Leigh
Smith,
20
miles
from
the
coast
of
Northeast
Land.
Nationalist
Army
of
China
Now
in
Control
of
Pekin
and
Party
Rules
Most
That
Vast
Country
China,
June
9.
Tbe
City
of
Pekin
waa
taken
over
by
the
PEKIN,
Nationalist
army
at
ten
o'clock
yesterday
morning.
Complete
order
prevails.
The
way
waa
left
open
for
the
occupation
of
Pekin
by
the
victories
of
the
southern
army
and
the
evacuation
of
the
capital
June
3
by
Chang
Tso
Lfn
who
for
two
years
past
had
been
dictator
of
northern
China,
retiring
to
Mukden
and
being
bombed
on
the
train
while
going
to
that
city.
This
control
of
the
Chinese
capital
is
the
consummation
of
the
hopes
of
the
Nationalist
party
formed
years
ago
by
Bun
Yat
Sen
when
China
first
be-
came
a
republic
It
waa
in
1013
when
the
Manchu
Emperor
of
China
was
depoiod
and
Dr.
Bun
Yat
Ben
became
provisional
president.
The
election
which
followed
resulted
in
the
defeat
of
Bun
Yst
Ben
and
the
election
of
Tan
Bhal
Kai
as
president,
and
he
soon
aaavimed
despotic
power
and
thrust
frees
offtoe
moat
of
the
extereme
reform
party
which
then
formed
themselves
Into
s
Nat
ton
-slut
group
with
Bun
Yat
Ben
at
their
head
and
with
Canton
aa
their
headquarters.
An
Independent
military
government
was
set
up
In
the
south
and
tbe
scope
of
this
control
has
been
gradually
extended
until
today
after
many
vicissitudes
It
includes
praetlc-j
ally
tbe
whole
of
China.
LAWYER
DENIES
FIXING
CASES
llllOKilllM
Vr
VANTOlVllt
I1
1
:LAIttS
COLLI
ION
WITH
ISSPliC
iitiri
TOIt
AliSl
ltli
!
ANCOUVEK
June
8.
Emphatic
nlal
that
be
had
paM
M00
to
"
officials"
in
the
Canadian
Beotttah
Reporters
Ltd.
case
was
given
at
the
morning
session
of
tbe
police
Inquiry
by
W.
F.
Brougham,
barrister,
mentioned
In
previous
testimony
M
"fixing"
police
court
charges.
Witness
declares
he
had
not
"flaed"
any
case
In
the
police
court,
He
also
swore
that
tbe
suggestion
of
collusion
between
himself
and
Inspector
Charles
Tuley
va
absurd
-
Subscribe
for
the
Bally
Mews.
L
PLAYING
WITH
EXPLOSIVES
TUO
(IIIL1IKEX
KILLED
AM)
TWO
OT1IEKH
INJLHKP
WHEN
UETON-,
ATOKH
WENT
OIT
j
EDMOJfTON,
June
8-Katle
Zooke.
ten
;
William,
eight,
child-
!
M
WUllam
Zook.
a
former
residing
'
""
uenwe.
were
xjuea
wnen
a
box
of
detonators
with
which
tbey
were
.laying,
exploded
Mary
Zook,
eleven
years
old.
had
her
right
hand
blown
off
while
the
t-n
msnths
old
baby
she
was
-
.trying
cu
also
seriously
hurt.
OLIVER
FUND
.
AT
UNIVERSITY
rHlKMH
OK
LATE
PKKMIEK
TO
EN
I
1HMV
HCIIOLAI1HIIII
f
OK
AUI11-t't'LTI
I
KAL
KIE.ltCII
'
VANOOCVBR.
June
.-
A
scholarship
fund
-A
aiSOO
annually
bearing
the
name
i
the
late
Preaiier
Oliver
has
been
ertabl'khed
at
tbe
University
of
B.C.
to
!
endow
agricultural
research
by
a
cony
:
mlttes
of
Victoria
friends.
REWARDS
FOR
THE
AVIATORS
CANBERRA.
Australia.
June
9.
The
federal
government
of
Australia
has
decided
to
award
Captain
Kingsford-Smith,
pilot
of
the
Southern
Cross
transpacific
plane
the
sum
of
five
thousand
pounds
in
recognition
of
his
success.
LOS
ANGELES,
June
9.
As
a
token
of
friendship
and
tribute
to
their
successful
flight
across
the
Pacific
Captain
Kingsford-Smith
and
Charles)
Ulm
were
made
a
gift
of
the
airplane
Southern
Cross
in
which
they
made
the
flight
and
also
the
discharge
of
all
their
indebtedness
by
their
financial
broker,
G-
Allen"
Hancock
of
Los
Angeles.
,
CROPPEOSPECT
IS
EXCELLENT
WCHNIPBO.
June
.
The
Free
Press
crop
report
this
morning
states
that
the
prospects
In
all
three
provinces
are
es-
oeptlonslly
cheerful,
practically
all
sec-
tlons
having
plenty
uf
moisture
Tbe
wheat
averages
from
three
to
six
Inches
j
above
the
ground
with
sturdy
growth
Advertise
In
th
Dally
Nswa
It
pays'
After
Heroic
Battle
With
Elements
Plane
Southern
Cross
Safe
Arrives
at
Drbbane
After
Flight
of
1762
Miles
From
Suva
and
Will
Continue
to
Sydney
Soon
as
Heady
T)
RISBANE,
June
9,
After
a
t)
often
threatened
destruction,
the
monoplane
Southern
Cross
piloted
by
Captain
Charles
Kingnfurd-Smith,
Australian
ace.
and
Lieut.
Ulm,
also
of
Australia,
landed
here
this
morning
at
10.10
from
Fiji
Islands,
completing
the
7,800
mile
flight
from
Oakland,
California.
I
In
the
last
leg
of
the
journey,
the
plane
covered
1,762
miles
;
from
Suva.
!
The
airmen
were
given
a
noisy
welcome
by
thousands
of
Am-1
1:
aliens
who
fathered
at
tbe
flying-
j
field
awaiting
tbe
arrival
of
tbe
big
;
plane.
Sydney
five
hundred
miles
south
beckons
the
Southern
Croat
onward
M
complete
tbe
triumphant
flight.
In
coming
here
the
plane
passed
over
Moteton
Bay,
receiving
a
siren
salute
from
the
steamships
In
Brisbane
River
;:d
alighted
after
ssjjlng
over
the
city.
Tbe
storm
of
Prldey
night
blew
the
:
p.siie
out
of
Its
course
and
It
was
lgr-ted
at
Baillna.
about
150
miles
south
of
Brisbane
and
delayed
Its
arrival
an
hour
later
-than
the
flyers
radioes
tnd
tested
that
they
would
arrive.
They
will
remain
here
long
enough
to
rest
and
overhaul
their
plane
before
tbey
proceed
to
Sydney.
M
MKR
Ol
I-tO
I'LL
.
WILL
Mttrr
PKiitllEK
OX
AKHIVAL
IILKE
4
It
la
probable
that
a
number
V
of
local
people
will
be
out
to
neet
Premier
Msotisan
wbsn
he
4
arrive
tomorrow
afternoon
on
the
steamer
Oatala
This
Is
his
4
f
nwt
vteH
to
rrtaae
ntsyfat
since
he
-was
tihosea
for
tbe
high
of-
fe.Jkm
roust
w
feosptkm
ex
weaud
be
quite
In
order.
MRS.
WICK
DIES
IN
HOSPITAL
mill
Or
tVKLL
KNOWN
I'lsllEUMAN
PASSEK
AWAV
AFTER
LO.VU
ILL-LS
After
an
Illness
of
four
yean,
having
spent
the
past
there
weeks
as
a
patient,
in
the
Prlnoo
Rupert
Oeaoral
Hospital,
the
death
occurred
In
that
Institution
st
10
o'clock
this
morning
of
Mrs
John
Wick.
Beach
Place,
wife
of
Oapt
John
Wick.
weU
known
local
halibut
fisherman
and
cwner
of
the
hoot
Johanna
Tbe
late
Mrs.
Wlok
was
T
years
of
age
and
a
native
of
Norway.
She
is
survived
ly
two
young
daughters
TllUo
and
Agnes
and
one
son
Ingvsld
The
widower
Is
kt
present
on
the
fishing
gt.uuds
but
has
been
seat
for.
The
iste
Mrs.
Wick
had
lived
in
Prince
Rupert
tor
several
years,
coming
here
from
the
prairies.
Funeral
arrangements
aw
m
the
h
of
the
B.
Ondertshors.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
Neva
lleeSHg
Irtoee
Tmhty
on
VeiMMMi-ter
Uaehowge
(Courtesy
of
B.
D.
Co..
Ltd.)
BC
Stiver
Bayvtew
Big
Missouri
Ccrk
Province
.
.
.
Dunwell
Oeorae
Copper
Cllecier
Olsdstone
Olssiar
Ooloonda
independence
Roots
nay
Florence
la.
at
L
Usedemlth
Lucky
Jim
ttannot
Meuu
..
National
silver
.
.
.
Vend'
Oreille
ei"Miicr
.
.
Porter
Idaho
Rschcnond
Itwfua
Argents
....
Ruth
Rope
......
fljlvtr,
Croat
BUverado
Silversmith
Bunloch
Terminus
ITorlc
Whitewater
Woodbine
Cotton
Bek
Georgia
River
.
.
.
Oraudvlew
Duthle
Marmot
Oold
...
BUicaii
Kins
.
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Rlcbiisld
BM
Aehed
MO
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m
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ttv,
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lit
123
10
10',
.08
'a
.01
411
Vs
heroic
battle
with
fierce
galea
which
SNAG
STRUCK
'
OTTAWA
HOUSE
WITH
I'KOKOOATION
IN
SK1IIT
AT
6
TOMfiHT
I1EXMJTT
SI'KINUS
siKruisc
OTTAWA.
June
B
After
a
brief
but
boh
what
atormy
debate
all
tbe
oatl-asstea
for
the
department
of
lmmigra-ttoa
and
colonisation
were
approved
last
night
by
the
House
of
Commons
Early
that
morning
Premier
King
on-nounosd
that
it
was
hoped
to
prorogate
bp
out
tonight.
OTTAWA,
June
9.
With
the
pros
pects
of
prorogation
at
six
tonight
Caa-
aervatires
sprang
s
surprise
in
the
House
of
Commons
this
morning
by
lntre-
dnetng
an
amendment
to
supply
moved
hy
Ron.
R.
8.
Bennett
and
asaondad
fey
Rsgh
Outhrte
which
read:
This
ooss
la
of
opinion
that
the
mpum
tores
for
the
peer
tiding
Ueseh
ai
coat
est
lapMiive.
extravagant
and
the
oauatry
hoe
not
received
to
reeeive
The-
amendment
Is
motion
of
non-confidence.
OTTAWA.
June
a
i
later
I
.
The
Hoaue
today
defeated
by
TO
to
8g
ths
vstlve
amendment
to
supply.
PREMIER
DUE
HERE
SUNDAY
HON.
lilt.
J.
It.
MrLEAV
WILL
AKKIVE
lltOM
SOCTII
TOMOKKOW
TO
VlHlT
HID1.NOS)
IS
NOHTll
Hon.
Or.
J.
O.
Mrlean.
premier
hitlsb
Oorumbta,
u
expected
to
in
the
city
on
the
Oatala
afternoon
from
Vancouver.
He
will
through
to
Anyaa.
Alice
Aim
Stewart,
returning
to
the
city
aboard
the
powerboat
"Awake"
with
U.
X.
Kergln.
M.L-A.
tor
Atlln.
in
tiate
tor
tbe
noen
Ins
ting
convention
which
will
be
bold
here
next
Wednesday
after-neon
at
which,
as
well
as
the
public
meeting
In
the
evening,
he
wtll
Ron.
T.
D
Jattulk.
minister
uf
and
msmtisr
of
ths
legislature
for
Prince
Rupert,
will
arrive
lh
ths
ettr
neat
Wednesday
morning
on
the
mater
Prince
Oeorge.
From
here
Or.
McLean
will
pimosU
to
tbe
Interior
to
make
a
tour
of
the
more
Important
points
In
Sksens
and
Omiueoa
ridings.
He
wiu
be
met
ta
tbe
interior
by
Hon.
A.
M.
Hanson,
at
torney
PICTURE
BRIDE
SYSTEM
ENDS
JtlMKBKK
IMMIOKATION
ALMOST
WHOLLY
EMM
WITH
NtW
M11ASI
HkS
UtilMl
INTO
timet:
OTTAWA,
June
The
practice
of
sending
for
Japanese
picture
brides
a
at
an
end.
Premier
liackenaie
King
an-wounoed
In
the
Hcuse
of
Oosamons
last
night.
The
Premier
announced
farther
that
following
a
coolers
Doe
the
Japanese
minister
of
foiaafn
affairs
had
Informed
tbe
Canadian
government
that
tbe
gove"ttSwahtBJS
plahv
that
M
ssoi
aatSjatltM
t
sdmlnlstratlve
measures
to
go
Into
effect
September
1
would
exceed
lew
annually.
KILLED
WHEN
ROCK
CRASHEDJNTO
CAMP
mVBRMKRX
June
0
Mrs.
Bundle,
wile
of
Clayton
Ruitdl
of
Bdmoaton,
waa
killed
while
s)e-)lng
In
her
tent
hrre
b
wi
winch
crashed
down
the
miuniaiit
Hide
on
to
the
tudsy.