y
95
TA
.vl
BOSTON
GRILL
ana
.;
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
nrwly
luld
dancfog
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
Tor
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
parties.
Hand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave
For
ratis,
apply
to
Boston
and
6th
St
PRINCE
RUPERT
Grill,
Third
Ave.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
VOL..
XV.,
NO,
Ii3.
IMUNCK
RlPhTtT,
H.C,
FRIDAY,
JI
NK
11).
11)25.
Yttlarday's
ClrnuUtion
1B7B
8trt
Salt.
4S
PRICE
FIVK
CENTS.
i
in
in.
it
n
in
.mil
h.iii
Amundsen
Party
Arrived
Back
to
Spitzbergen
in
One
Plane
.
r
Tr
I
r
r
nri
v
rrom
mthin
WU
miles
ot
role
Landed
among
heavy
ice
which
believed
responsible
for
loss
of
machine;
were
short
of
fuel
OSLO,
June
19.
The
entire
Amundsen
North
Polo
expedition
arrived
safe
at
Spitzbergen
yeiterday
in
one
piane
and
was
picked
up
by
a
fishing
boat
and
conveyed
to
King's
Bay.
It
Is
reported
that
the
expedition
reached
within
100
miles
of
the
pole
but
was
forced
to
return
owing
to
depiction
of
their
fuel
supply
aner
landing
amidst
heavy
ice,
which
is
believed
to
have
been
responsible
for
the
loss
of
one
of
the
machines.
It
is
stated
that
the
explorer
Is
likely
to
make
a
further
attempt
to
reach
the
goal
shortly.
AIRPLANE
TO
TAKE
RELIEF
TO
INDIANS
Governor
Parish
-of
Alaska
Au
thorlzos
Flight
from
Fairbanks
A
JlNLAli,
jtuiie
ID.
-.Gmernnr
I'unsli
lias
million.i-tl
an
airplane
flight
with
a
pliyttirimi
and
supiies
from
Fairbanks
to
Koyu-kuW
Hiver
region
win-re
numerous
Indian
lire'
fl'poTled
lo
he
affected
by
a
mysterious
epi
tleinir.
whlell
has
resulted
inuu-numbered
deaths
SEATTLE
MAN
ATALICE
ARM
H.
J.
Bowyer
Is
Examining
Keystone
Property
With
View
to
Possible
Purchaso
'Special
lu
Daily
News,
j
Al.ICl-:
All.M,
.lime
ID.-
II.
.1.
llowyer
of
Seal
lie
arrived
m
camp
Monday,
and
is
now
inak-hitf
an
exainliialion
or
the
Key-
riuue
properiy.
mi.
jiuwyn-
wm
s
a
mining'
man
or
wide
experi-nee,
ami
at
present
opeValin'!
in
Stevens
County,
Washiim'lon,
t
looking
over
I
be
property
with
a
view
to
JIk
probable
purchase
mid
operation,
lie
is
returnim.
In
Healllu
Ibis
week,
bul
expects
lo
pay
another
visit
here
in
about
two
weeks'
lime
lo
look
over
the
camp
is
a
whole.
GIVEEVIDENCEv
Case
Against
Cowpor
Hold
Ovor
For
Another
Week
Until
Friday
YANCOUVKH,
June
ID.
Fol
...
.
1
ii.i
it
iowiiiij;
an
Hiuuiaiinii
mai
i.
n.
llaker
will
bu
called
as
a
wllncss
In
the
preliminary
lieariUK
"f
U"
duraiualury
libel
charge
against
J
S.
(lowper,
tbo
hearing
was
'itljourncil
this
morning
until
next
.Friday
al
the
request
,
uf
'union
Wlsntef.
Cowper's
couu-Ke.l,
who
ileclared
he
had
ex-becled
the
article
complained
uf
lo
be
introduced
as
evidence
but
lid
not
expect
!Uaker
In
be
'called.
Under
the
circumstances
be
wished
lime
In
prepare
his
eross-uxatninatiou.
LA
ROSE
TUNNEL
AT
ALICE
ARM
TUESDAY
'P"Tiil
III
I'rtii,
.uwr
flt-nll
f
f
in
.
I
,
"
'
lions.
.1
lie
new
vwiriiii;t
iunm:i
wiiicli
will
be
driven
lo
tap
the
ore
exposed
in
the
old
working
shaft
will
le
ilG
feel
lung,
and
gives
a
depth
at
the
shaft
of
133
reel.
'
;
The
l.a
Hose
properly
which
has
heeu
idle
for
the
jiusl
two
years
penijing
a
re-nrganualion
ibs
on
the
norllj
slope
of
(iran-ile
creek
T'
Iniles
up
the
Dolly
Viirdeii
ItulUviiy
aiul.nl
an
elevit
lion
oT
i-'Dl")
h''L
I
L,"
trolled
by
Alii;e
Ann
and
1'rinee
Huperl
eapilal.
l'orly
Ions
ur
ore
shipped
from
the
shaft
frasc
uii
average
silver
eoutent
or
i0
o.s
per
Ion.
ELECTRIC
COMPANY
MAKING
EXTENSIONS
VANCOUVER
ISLAND
VICTOIUA.
June
ID.-
.The
1M
r.Ieelric
llailway
is
planning
un
uv
I
on
tail
ill
II
f
its
nower
lines
In
i
lie
cities
of
Duncan
and
Lndy
smith.
proviiLed
.those
jdaefs
nLM-ee
In
purchase
power
in
bulk
from
the-company
lo
be
used
for
lighl
and
power
purposes
wiin-iu
Ihe
municipalities.
The
Dun-run
cilv
council
has
approved
I
be
scheme
and
it
will
now
consideration.
I
lie
electors
fur
their
AN
ATHLETIC
PARK
VICTOIUA.
June
ID.
The
rtilepen
or
Victoria
gave
consent
lo
the
bylaw
providing
Hir
the
purchase
of
Ihe
Itoyal
Alhle-tie
Park
!
the
city
from
the
I'urshalle
JOslalef.
'.It
lias
been
used
as
an
athletic
park
for
iv
veiirs
under
lease.
Now
it
I
I
b
li
will
b
owned
by
the
people.
HURRICANE
SWEPT
SOVIETPROVINCE
MOSCOW,
June
19.
There
were
persons
killed
and
130
houses
destroyed
by
a
hurricane
which
swept
over
the
province.
nf
Altai.
RICHARD
SMITH
DIES
IN
SOUTH
Son
of
Mary
Ellen
Developed
j
Pleurisy
and
Passed,
Away
In
Hospital
VANCOtVFH,
June
'
ID.-
Hich
aril
W.
fcmlt1i,-
atrvd
3D,
telegraph
operator,
sou
of.
Mary
LTIcu
Smith,
M.L.A.,
died
yesterday
a;.
t'Jic
General
Hospital
while
sur
geons
were
endeavoring
In
drain
fluid,
from
his
luims.
He
suffered
from
weak
licarl,
said
to
hayr
been
brought'
on
by
living
in
the
high
altitude
of
llazellou.
When
lie
urriu'ii
a)
Vancouver
.Sunday
he
had
developed
pleurisy
aTier
Mine
Partly
Owned
In
PrJnco:
battling
.with
u
eve,re
cold
sev
Rupert
Is
Being
Developod
eral
week.
-
The
lale
M
and
l.rl
tu
W
'ifail-
irTiI
out
by
.
,
...
ilutf
liNiiii.
After
rerou'i'inu
lori.es
wno
,ia.H
u
cumnu-..
...
(x(ni,
n,
1h,
IUeIloI1
drive
he
new
lunnel
al
ll.e
La
n
(u
llose
Mine
left
w.
I.
u
new
or
'
drpu
men
i
in
sway
...
"'"'"julio
live
live
there.
there.
Resides
ltesides
the
UNPRECEDENTED
I.
widow
ami
ehildreu,
Mr.
Smitli
leave
a
isler.
Mrs.
John
Carr
oi
Victoria,
and
Tour
brother.
DAY
FOR
NEWS
Many
Big
Stories
Came
to
a
Head
Yesterday
With
Machino-Llke
Rapidity
(Special
lo
Daily
New
V.Y.COl'VKIl,
June
ID
News
papermen
and
the
police
bad
"
day
of
Iremendous
aclivity
yes
terday
unprecedented
in
years.
News
developed
with
maciime
like
rapidity
from
local
uurces
and
by
leleigrnpli.
Jmierncncy
pliones
were
kepi
steadily
luisy
all
inorniiiK
and,
just
as,
the
sil-
iialiou
seemed
lo
be
easing
off,
a
seneral
fire
alarin
sounded
rrom
False
Ireck
and
fire
engine,
hound'
for
Ihe
Arbutlinol.
mill
which
was
in.
flames
roared
past
the
newspaper
oTHers
adding
In
the
noise
and
bustle.
"Twelve
Named
in
Abduction
of
Wotig."
"l.a
Folletle
Dead,"
"Amundsen
lletiirns
Safely
ti
Spitzbergen,"
"Canon
Hall
Maker
and
Sowash
Take
Sland
in
Fight
for
Liberty."
"175
Warrants
Is
sued
ill
Sydney
Strike,"
were
only
a
few
or
the
heavy
headlines
handled.
RAttWINNERS
Hurstwood
Won
.Hard
w
I
o
k
Stakes
at
Ascott
While
Compiler
Won
Wokingham
Stakes
ASCOTT,
June
ID.
Somervillc
Tallersall's
llurstwuod
won
tb
llarilwiek
Slakes
for
r.000
wilb
extras
run
here
today.
Tour
nesol
came
second
and
l'lack
third.
Seven
horses
ran.
I.ewjs
Scbaverin's
Comi'iller
won
the
Wokingham
Slakes
of
7(111
with
extras,
Silent
(Suar
con'.ing
second
and
Perhaps
So
third.
Twenly-twn
horses
ran
in
tills
race.
Advertise
In
lh
Daily
New?
NTENCED
TO
HANG
AMUNDSEN
PARTY
ARRIVED
BACK
IN
ONE
PLANE
BUT
MISSED
NORTH
POLE
HON.
A.
M.
MANSON,
ATTORNEY
GENERAL
Elec'.ed
(irmid
Muster
oT
J.be
Musoinf
Order
at
Kani-
loops,
today
Hon.
A.
M.
Manson
Chosen
Head
of
Masonic
Grand
Lodge
in
B.C.;
Other
Local
Men
Get
Offices
(Special
lo
Daily
News)
KAMLOOPS,
June
1!).
At
the
fi
fly-fourth;
annual
cimrmu-
iiicalion
of
the
.Masonic
Orand
Lodge
of
Jlrilisb
Columbia
held
in
Kmuluops
veslenluy
anil
loduy,
Hon.
A.
M.
.Maiisou
of
Pi'iucc
Huperl,
allorney
general,
was
elected
liruuu
Master
I
s.
K.
Parkeivof
Prince
lluert
was
elecliHl
dejiuly
grand
niasler
for
district
No.
II.
John
Conway
of
Knoeb
Lodge,
Anyox,
was
elecled
grand
nperiulendeiil,
and
Robert
Hlance,
master
of
Tyee
Lodge,
rince
Itujiert,
was
elected
grand
steward
Ihe
(Jratnl
Lodge
sessions
Closen
imiay.
mere
were
oer
four
hunilreiii
Masons
in
attend
ance.
1
lie
weainer
wis
very
la-
.
i
lit
it
fitx
f
1
1
it
ti
tiil
l
fci
fill
I
P
lainmenls
provided
by
Ibe
local
Masons
for
the
visitors
(1.
A.
Woodland
of
Piince
Hu
perl
motored
from
Penticton
In
ittend
I
lie
communication.
RIOTERS
KILLED
IN
CHILIAN
UPRISING
Government
Using
Artillery
to
Expc(
Robots
From
Positions
SANTIAGO.
Chile.
June
ID.
fly-nine
rioters
were
killed
in
recent
uprising
in
the
northern
nroyinees
or
Mule,
according
to
latest
estimates.
The
number
in
jured
is
unknown.
The
govern
ment
is
using
arlillerv
to
-expel
rioters
from
their
positions.
FACTORY
FIRE
v
Al
VANCOUVER
Auto
Body
and
Top
Works
Destroyed
and
Three
F(ame
Buildings
VANCOUVF.ll,
June
ID.
Damage
estimated
lo
total
SoO.UOO
resulted
from
a
fire
yeslerdav
afternoon,
which
started
in
The
Vancouver
atilo
body
and
toi
works
plant
and
swept
three
frame
buildings
in
the
Falsi
Creek
industrial
area
berore"be
i,r
1,
V
I
I
,1
(M
1
1
li
,
I
.
.
F.rnest
Slacey
was
sentenced
lu
thirty
days
in
Jail
by
Maglsjral'i
McClyniont
this
morning..
;
He
was
round
guilty
of
Ihe
then
of
a
rain
coal
from
the
Loggers
Club.
The
coat
was
the
pfpm'rly
nf
Harris
l.evine.
Baker
and
Sowash
Both
Guilty
of
Murdering
Capt.
Gillis
and
Sentenced
to
Hang
on
Sept.
4
VICTORIA,
June
11).
Owen
II.
Raker
and
Harry
Sowash
were,
bolli
found
guilty
this
morning
of
the
murder
of
Captain
.
J.
(lillis
ami
bis
sou
near
Sidney
Island
oh
September
15
lasl
and
were
sentenced
to
be
hanged
on
September
.
Following
the
submission
of
evidence
on
both
sides
luul
Ibe
addresses
of
,
counsel,
Mr.
Justice
Morrison,
tb.e
presiding
judge,
summed
lip
imd
the
jury
roll
red
''This
morning
at
11,15.
An
hour
later
they
returned
with
the
verdict
of
'guilty."
J
Railway
Freight
Rates
Bill
Passes
Commons
and
Goes
to
Senate
Gives
Railway
Commissioners
free
hand
in
revising
rates
except
eastbound
on
flour
and
grain
OTTAW
A,
June
1U.
A
bill
umedidiug
the
Railway
Act
so
as
U
clear
Hie
way
for
equalization
of
freight
rules
throughout
ilie
Dominion
by
the
Hoard
of
Hailway
Coiiiinlssioucrs,
passed
the
I'ouse
of
Commons
lasl
night.
No
division
was
taken
ui&ihe
third
reading.
Two
amendments
bulb
from
Ibe
Progressive
Parly
while
the
bill
was
in
uinniillne
.stage,
met
defeat.
Tbo
bill
now
goes
lb
Hie
Senate.
The
bill
gives
the
right
tu
the
Duard
uf
Ituilway
Cunimis-sioners
lo
revise
Ihe
rales
in
any,,r;;:;::;
respect
except
thai
the
rales
on
flour
and
jrrain
rrom
the
prairies
to
jM.rf
William
must
not
be
increased
beyond
those
set
by
the
Crows
Nest
Pass
agreement,
made
years
ago
with
the
C.P.H.
This
exemption
wa
insisted
upon,
by
the
Progressives,
who
are
mostly
representative
or
prairie
A
clause
unite
ntstruciions
to
the
Jloard
or
llailway
Commis
sioners
conveyed
lliroiign
an
or
der
In
council
tells
them
lo
make
the
rales
westward
such
as
to
encourage
grain
shipments
through
J'aciric
ports.
IT
this
is
carried
out
the
rates
from
Al
berta
to
the
coasl
must
be
lower
than
lo
Fort
William.
HOUSE
PROROGING
ON
TUESDAY
NEXT
STORK
LEAVES
TODAY
(Special
to
Daily
A'ews)
OTTAWA,
June
ID.
It
is
expected
here
that
Parliament
will
prorogue
Tuesday
next.
Fred
Slork,
member
for
Skeena,
leaves
Tor
Prince
Huperl
today
and
expects
lo
arrive
home
next
'
ALASKAN
FISHERIES
.
BEFOREPRESIDENT
Memorial
Says
Burden
of
Conservation
Fallen
upon
In-
.
dian
Population
WASINGTON,
June
ID.
A
memorial
signed
by
tea
members
or
the
Alaska
legislature
pro
testing
against
ihe
present
administration
or
the
Alaskan
fisheries
was
presentci
to
president
Coolidge
today.
The
memorial
said
Ihe
burden
of
fish
conser
vation
had
fallen
upon
the
Indian
population
of
that
seel
ion.
STOCK
MARKET
Haielton
....
Howe
Sound
Silvererest
.
Surr
Inlet
.
Duliwell
Premier
Terminus
...
L.
&
L
Daly
Alaska
Hayvicw
1,C.
Silver
.
Rid.
Asked
!
.
.01
.02
..
10.00
I
.05
Vi
;.I8
.25
.0D
.18
.00
M.75
2.25
.27
.50
.11
1.50
Coastwise
Sleuniship
&
Hsrgo
Co.'s
steamer
Marmion
arrived
f
runt
.Anyox
last
night
and
I?
having
a
new
bulkhead
installed
and
repairs
made
to
her
coil
bunkers
at
the
dry
dork.
V
NOMINATIONS
NOVA
SCOTIA
Ninety-Six
Nominated
In
Blue-nose
Province
and
Elec
tions
Juna'
25.,1
.
.
HALIFAX,
June
19.
Nova
Scotia
electors
nominated
DO
candidates
to
contest
the
provincial
elections
un
June
-5
when
the
iovernmenl
of
the
province
which
has
been
Liberal
Tor
13
years,
will
go
to
the
people
ror
a
fresh
mandate
after
con
cluding
the
statutory
term
of
rive
years
in
ollice.
There
seems
lo
be
spine
doubt
as
to
whether
the
present
uov-
ernment
will'
bu
returned.
The
coal
strike
is
causing
;"
a
good
deal
of
unrest
and
there
has
been
dissatisraction
wilb
tbo
Government
expressed
in
llalitax
and
other
centres.
Halifax
is
to
be
well
conlesled
there
being
sis
Liberal
candidates,
six
Conservatives
and
six
labor
offering
themselves.
Labor
candidates
are
also
contesting
Cape
Hrelon
centre
aud
Cape.
iHrelon
East.
AUSTRALIAN
TRADE
TREATY
Legislation
Giving
Effect
to
Agreement
Will
be
Passed
This
Session
'
OTTAWA,
Jbne
ID.
A
bill
to
give
effect
to
a
trade
agreement
between
Canada
and
Australia
will
be
considered
by
parliament
be
Tore
adjournment.
Al
the
close
of
the
session
yesterday
Premier
Mackenzie
King
told
the
Rouse
of
Commons
t)int
an
agreement
had
been
successfully
concluded
and
l.hat
a
resolution
wouldbe
introduced
today
embodying
the
terms
of
Hie
agreement,
UNITED
CHURCH
IS
ORGANIZING
Country
Divided
Into
11
Confer
ences
and
109
Presbyteries
TOHOXTO.
June
10.
The
General
Assembly
of
the
United
Church
in
Canada
has.
divided
the
country
into,
eleven
confer-ences
and
these
again'
Unto
10D
presbyteries
for
purposes
of
or-gnnizatfou.
Rrilish
Columbia
will
have
eight
vrehylcrfoV;.
.
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