PUNISHED
FOR
CUTTING
TREES
Charles
Stewart
Assessed
S1B
In
City
Polloo
Court
This
Pleading
guilty
to
a
charge
of
culling
down
tree
on
the
Skecna
Hiver
highway,
Charles
Stewart
was
fined
15
in
the
city
policu
court
this,
morning
and
given
a
lecture
by
Magisti-aie
McClymoitt
who
gave
warning
thai
further
offences
of
such
a
character
would
be
more
.severely
dealt
with.
The
charge
against
Slew
art
was
In
ill
ut
the
instance
of
Hie
municipal
public
works
de
partment.
Accused
hail
been
culling
down
Hie
trees,
It
aid,
in
order
to
.sell
them,
as
fire
wood.
SCHOLARSHIP
GOES
TOUBISTUDEN
Archie
Fee,
Who
Is
Doing
Re
search
Work
at
Queen
Charlottes
Is
VA'NCOUVKIl.
June
21
Archie
Fee.
11)
vears
or
,age,
now
on
Hie
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
en
gaged
in
Ooveruiuent
research
work
in
biology,
has
been
award
ed
the
1H51
Exhibition
scholar
ship,
which
entitles
him
to
an
annuity
of
$250
while
studying
al
any
university
in
(Heal
mil
ain,
It
was
announced
.today.
The
award
Is
described
by
University
authorities
as
one
of
the
great
.est
brought,
lit
the
illnlyersily
of
ij.c.
in
...recent
yoars.
ing
until
Monday.
ORDER
FOR
RELEASE
10LF
BEING
PLAYED
ON
NEW
COURSE
AT
CHINESE
HOUSE
BOY
Ignature
Should
bo
Appended
Today
and
Ball
or
$10,000
Put
Up
VA.VCOIVKII,
June
it.
An
order
directing
lhar
Wong
rnou
Sing
be
given
his
freedom
under
bail
or
1
0,00(1
w
as
granted
yesterday
and
will
come
before
Chief
Justice
Hunter
today
for
iiiiialure.
As
soon
as
it
is
iiriicd
arrangements
have
neeu
.
.'
i
i.....
,.r
tit!,,!.
mai
e
o
nave
a
im
'
"-
lug
Chinese
citizens
rurntsh
llie
necessary
bonds
for
the
release
,.r
i
lie
liiiiiseboy.
charged
with
the
murder
of
Janet
Smith.
JASPER
PARK
LODGE
WIN
NIP
!'.
June
21.
Heavy
rains
during
the
past
two
weeks
have
brought
along
splendidly
i
he
-roH
course
at
Jasper
Park
neeoidiiig
lo
Canadian
National
ollicials.
who
relurned
from
there
yesterday
and
who
report
1
1,:,
i
Hie
first
nine
holes
are
In
excellent
condition.
Practice
railways
ami
pulling
greens
are
f.iii.r
used
and
Jasper
Park
lodge
guests
are
playing
over
.the
first
boles.
CASE
AGAINST
WONG
FOON
SING
IS
WEAK
VANCOUVER,
June
2t.
In
maiitiri:
the
request
to
bear
the
application
Tor
bail
today
for
Winic
Foon
(sing,
Chief
Justice
Hunter
staled
yesterday
Ihat-hfl
lid
not
see
how
'any
tribunal
inlil
eniiv
icl
accused
on
ilhc
evidence
adduced
aL
the
prelim
'inab-
huirinsr.
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
25
and
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
willi
newly
laid
danciiig
Ambulan
'
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
hi
Service
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
parties.
Stand
Royal
HoUl,
3rd
Ave.
For
rahs,
apply
to
Doston
Hnd
6th
SL
PRINCE
RUPERT
Grill.
Third
Ave.
MATT
VI
DECK,
Prop.
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VOL,
XV.,
NO.
117
PHINCF,
HIPKItT.
K.CL,
V
K
I
J
N
KS
I)
A
J
L'
N
K
2
'i
,
11)25
Vtiterdiy'i
ClreuUtlon
1648
8trt
Salt!
607
PIUCE
FIVK
CENTS,
f.
Halibut
prices
were
about
even
on
the
Fish
Fxchanwe
this
morn
ing,
the
average
for
American
and
Canadian
fish
being
about
eiiual.
Fares
for
the
day
lo-
alled
t.'J.OOO
pounds
hj.uuu
iifinml.s'
from
American
boats
i'"
,
mil
U',000
.pounds
rroin
uana
diau.
Arrivals
and
sales
were
as
fol-
loVVslfi''"'
,
American
North,
47.000
lbs.,
at
9.7c
and
lc,
and
Sentinel,
18,00(1
lbs.,
at
J.7c
and
5c.
lo
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Oona.
11.000
lbs.,
at
10.7c
and
T.C-,
and
Flattery'.
0,000
lbs.
at
10.
lo
and
Gc.
lo
Hie
Hooth
Kislieries
Canailiiui
Co.
Canadian
Sea
Maid,
5.000
lbs.,
at
I0.lt
ami
tic,
to
the
Atliu
Fisheries
Prosperity
A
t.'I.OOO
lbs.,
at
10c
and
5e;
Verna,
15,000
lbs.,
ut
10c
iiml
5c,
and
N.
&
S
0,000
bs.,Mil
'10.2c
and
(5c,
To
the
CaiH
adlan
Fish
&
Cold
Slorage
Co.
AUf,
V.000
lbs.,
al
to.
tc
and
(ic
and
S.A
3,000
lbs.,
al
KUe
and
Oc'ttii'e
Ko.val
Fish
Co.
LIQUOR
LAW
AMENDMENT
PASSES
COMMONS
CHARGE
IS
THAT
NORTH
VANCOUVER
ELECTION
INVALID:
VOTES
SWITCHED
Switching
of
Absentee
Ballots
is
Charged
at
Election
Last
Summer
George
S.
Hanes
produces
affidavit
implicating
returning
officer
and
others
in
alleged
crime
VA,COUTU.
June
21.
Allegations
of
ballot
theft
ami
switching
in
handling
Hie
absentee
vole
of
North
Vancouver
hut
J
line
art-
contained
in
an
affidavit
by
(ieorge
S.
Hanes,
the
defeated
independent
candidate
for
North
Vancouver
constituency,
in
the
election
last
June.
The
affidavit
was
introduced
yesterday
during
(Jie
hearing
of
an
application
before
.Mr.
Justice
Murphy
asking
to
reopen
I
he
coiilesled
election
of
J.
M.
Hryan,
Liberal,
lu
the
Legisla-
rnrkfl
i
rmr
nil
f
Charges
are
made
against
I
Kr
A
I
Y
KM
!
ivrry
Maslerinan,
returning
olll-
lliuiw
a
A&i
PASSES
HOUSE
mi
-
pact
with
Australia
Is
Ratified
by
House
of
Commons
at
Ottawa
OTTAWA,'
June-
.1.
A
bill
err.
The
allidavil
declares
thai
June
II,
Hanes
uiel
Charles
Ki
I
l.on,
campaign
manager
fur
Hryan.
by
appoinlmeul
ami
Kittson
loM
Hanes
his
conscience
was
bothering
him
ami
he
wishul
U
J-dl
-allahe
knew
in
connection
;wilh'
The
disputed
election.
.-
Kitlson
made
an
allidavit
in
putting
into
elTect
the
Irade
which
he
declared
that
.Masier-Ircafy
between
Canada
ami
Aus-
man
and
one,
J.
MrNainara,
India,
whereby
each
gels
a
pre-
opened
the
absentee
voters"
en-ferei'
i
on
certain
commodities
velonos,
switched
or
changed
the
in
tin
markets
of
lite
other,
was
ballots
so
a
to
elect
Hryan
and
nut
limni-h
all
it-,
slaaes
in
the,
that
l.
MeCalt,
former
business
House
or
Commons
early
this
partner
or
Killson,
sealed
up
the
lliurtllllg.
When
the
bill
came
up
for
its
fecund
reading,
a
division
was
i
ailed
for
by
I
he
Progressives,
Hie
treaty
being
supported
by
BO
voles
and
opposed
by
12.
Four
Conservatives
voted
with
Hi"
uiveriiinenl
and
five
Progressive
favored
the
treaty.
Many
did
hot
Mile.
enve
ones
alter
uie
imiiuin
n'i
been
changed
the
judge
adjourned
the
hear
One
of
the
most
picturesque
and
novel
phulos
of
Wembley
is
shown
above.
It
was
taken
when
their
Majesties
attended
Hie
Thanks'giving
service
and
shows
the
clerical
procession
inarching
across
the
arena
MANY
TOURISTS
Steamer
Prince
Rupert
In
Port
Today
on
First
Voyage
to
Alaska
225
Passengers
With
a
total
of
about
225
pas
sengers.
150
of
whom
are
making
the
trip
to
Alaska,
the
hal-
ance
iieiiarKing
nere,
u...ii
steamer
Prince
Itupert,
Capt.
I).
Donald,
arrived
in
port
sharp
on
lime-
at
10.30
this
morning
ami
will
sail
at
I
o'clock
IJiis
afternoon
for
Alaska.
This
voyage
inaugurates
Hie
company's
tourist
service
to
Alaska.
Included
in
the
passenger'
lisT
are
many
tourists
from
the
Fast
ami
Mid
die
West
as
well
as
a
numbei
form
the
Pacific
Coast,
especial
y
California.
There
are
more
passengers
coming
in
from
Hie
Fast
ibis
afternoon
ly
train
in
join
'
Hie-
ship
Tor
I
lie
cruise
llii'oiiuli
Alaska
waters
and
south
luaiih
Ideal
weather
has
pre
aled
so
far
for
the
trip
up
the
oast
ami
the
passengers
have
apparently
been
enjoying
Ine.
Irin.
They
are
being
joineii
nere
by
II.
F.
McNaughlon,
la
FISHARR1VALS
dislricl
ssenger
agent,
and
Mrs.
Mi'
Naughlon.
Halibut
Faros
This
Morning
To
talled
129,000
Pounds
Prices
About
Even
House
of
Commons
Last
Night
Locked
Horns
with
Senate
and
Refused
Amendments
Bank
Bill
.
OTTAWA:
June
2t.
The
House
of
Couiux.ins
.last
,night
locked
horns'
with
the
second
chamber.
Hy
a
vote
of
lilt
lo
It)
it
sent
back
to
the
.Senate
Hie
bill
to
provide
relief
for
the
Home
Hank
depositors,
declining
to
accept
the
amendments
made
by
the
Senate.
Sixteen
Conservatives,
led
by
llou.
Arthur
Meigben,
and
three
Progressives,
constituted
the
opposition
to
the
motion
of
Hon.
J.
A.
Hohb,
-acting
minister
of
finance,
Hint
the
House
of
Communis
disagree
with
Hie
Senate
umeiidnieuls.
DIAMONDS
STOLEN
NEW
YORK
STORE
NKW
YOHK,
June
-t.
ivvo
robbers
held
up
tho
diamond
store
of
Marcus
Feblman
on
Hroadway
this
morning
and
escaped
willi
diamonds
said
to
aggregate
a
value
of
from
!?
100.000
to
$150,000.
EUROPEANS
ARE
KILLED
People
Fleeing
from
Canton
to
Hong
Kong
and
Situation
is
Serious
CANTON,
Juno
24.
Sev-oral
Europeans
were
killed
and
many
others
wounded
today
when
fighting
broke
out
between
Chinese
agitators
and
residents.
Shameen
women
and
children
are
fleeing
on
the
United
States
steamship
Ashvllle
to
Hong
Konn.
Tho
situation
hero
Is
extremely
serious.
COAL
STRIKE
NOVA
SCOTIA
:
SCHOOLS
CLOSE
FRIDAY
NEXT
Preparations
Being
Made
for
.Entry
of
vDrawing
and
Penmanship
Specimens
In
Exhibition
The
public
,
schools
close
on
Friday.
Just
now
the
teachers
are
finishing
up
the
work,
pre
paring
their
ollicial
reports
and
gelling
everything
in
readiness
lo
leave
for
the
long
holiday.
There
will
lie
no
formal
closing
but
some
of
the
teachers
are
arranging
for
little
evenls
in
I
heir
romps
lo
which
parents
are
invited.
Owing
to
the
Tact
that
the
fall
fair
opens
just
about
'
the
lime
the
schools
reopen,
preparations
are
being
made
by
all
the
schools
for
the
entering
of
drawing
and
handwriting
speei
Prevent
Importation
of
Liquor
into
B.C.
is
Object
of
Measure
Amendment
to
Canada
Temperance
Act
passed
;
by
Commons
and
passed
on
this
i
morning
to
Senate
i
I
OTTAWA,
June
21.
A
bill
to
amend
the
Canada
Teniper-'ance
Act
passed
all
stagis
uf
the
House
ur
Conunuiis
Ihis
tnorn-:
ing
and
now
goes
loathe
Senate.
r
I
The
bill
chiefly
at
iccts
Hrilish
Columbia
and
will
give
tliat
province
the
right
lo
prohibit
importation
uf
liquor
except
fur
:
medicinal,
sacramental
and
industrial
purposes.
When
the
bill
canrc
up
for
consideration,
opposition
de-t
vtiuped
from
Hie
Conservative
benches,
(ieneral
Clark
of
Hurraed
aud
.Capl.
(ieorge
Mack
of
the
Yukon
objecting
to
the
bill
which
is
aimed
chiefly
at
private
!
ciluens
and
not
at
export
bouses.!
ft
4
lSJIAirDC
A.
W.
Neill
or
Co.nox-Alberni,
UfiL
lYUiMLRlj)
gave
I
lie
bill
his
hearty
support.:
He
said
that
liquor
was
being
AD17
WADDICIl
brought
into
Hritisli
Columbia,
iIL
TtU1I1LU
.istensibly
for
export
and
no
ex-i
cis'o
was
paid
on.it.
It,
was.
sljp-i
.
7
,
..
,
jpe.l
a
few
miles
out
fp
sea
and
rroiongoa
uprv.ivn
in
Britain
smuggled
back
and
booqeggeu
on
uauses
move
10
tower
wages
.
'aJargoalat'jiftce.sHvrnrviTeii
OUT
DOOR
WEDDING
'71,,,
'
n
'1SS!
LADY
IS
SUMMONED
and
spent
the
whole
evening
mounting
the
work
so
as
lu
make
a
good
display.
It
is
un
derstood
that
the
work
is
very
good
tills
year.
Most
of
the
teachers
are
gmng
away
for
their
holidays
and
ll
is
probable
a
few
will
not
-return
.dthough'
mcsl
of
them
are'ex-
peeled
lo
be
in
their
accustomed
places
h
September.
Intorost
in
Election
so
Great
no
IJ.C,
IJ.C.,
Silver
Silver
Steps
Taken
Toward
SYDNFA,
N.S.,
June
21.
With
interest
in
tho
No)a
.Scotia
elections
which
will
be
held,
tomorrow
in
the
marked
ascend
ency,
developments
in
the
coal
strike
throughout
the
province
are
practically
at
a
standstill.
Advertise
In
Hie
DiUy
News
STOCK
MARKET
Hid.
Aakerl
l.
Indian
00
.07
Duitwell
3.30
1.00
Premier
2.22
2.30
Hufus
10
.20
.Terminus
.30
...55
Huzelton
01
JJ2'.i
l.
,
i
:..
.20
ISCVi
Daly
Alaska
...a.
-27
Hayview
...
.,.
0U
.10
Siivercrost
lB
ilowe
Sound
10.00
felSrf
Pile!
.Or.
.i
.00
rr
the
provincial
liquor
board
could
not
compete.
Capt.
Mack
said
the
Attorney
tleneral
or
Hrilish
Columbia
could
withho'ld
consent
Tor
licencing
any
export
Jiouses,
thereby
wiping
lliem
out.
The
Hritisli
Columbia
government
was
"only
putting
up
a
sham
tight
against
bootlegging"
which
was
desired
as
"one
of
their
principal
sources
of
revenue."
AT
COLLEVIOUNT
Bride
Was
Gowned
in
Nile-Green
to
Harmonize
With
A
rather
unique
wedding
look
pbn-e
recently
al
Colleyniount
when
Miss
Phyllis
May
Walt
of
Horns
Lake
became
the
bride
ofj
Wesley
Lloyd
Huberts
of
Colleyniount
the
ceremony
being
per-tormed
in
I
lie
open
air
by
Hev.
W.
H.
Ashrord,
H.A.
The
bride
was
given
away
by
her
brother
and
.miss
tv.
m.
iii-glis.
H
A.,
or
Vancouver,
attended
I
lie
bride.
lu
order
to
harmonize
with
the
roliage
setting,
the
bride
was
gowned
in
nile-green
crepe
de
chine.
ON
ABDUCTION
CASE
Employee
of
Detective
Agency
Is
Thirteenth
to
Have
Charge
Laid
Against
Her
V.VNCOL'VF.U,
June
21.
Mrs.
Fdizabeth
Ioniuily,
employed
by
O.
H.
V.
Ilobinson's
detective
agency,
Iuks
been
summoned
in
connection
with
the
abduction
of
Wong
Foon
Sing.
'This
makes
Hie
thirteenth
charge
laid
hy
the
Provincial
Volico
in
connection
willi
the
notorious
case.
WILL
NOT
SUSPEND
V1CTOHIA.
June
.'1.
The
Point
Orey
police
commission
is
not
to
lie
dismissed
because
Attorney
(Ieneral
Manson
finds
lie
has'
not
the
power
to
remove
them.
The
commission
operates
under
the
munio'qnt
1
nv.
and
Increased
'Hours
LONDON.
June
2
i.
i
Executives
of
the
Miners'
Federation
announced
today
thal:
they
would
make
every
effort
to
prevent
longer
hodr.t,
and
lovv:r
wages
proposed
by
Hie
employers
in
the
coal
industry.
Prolonged
trade
depression
and
steadily
mounting
unemployment
has
now
reached
aj
point
where
a
crisis
is
foreseen.
The
Laboiites
most
blame
tho
a
governnfent.
which
they
aceuse
of
taking
no
action.
-
PREMIER
MINE
PAYS
DIVIDEND
Sum
of
$400,000
to
.be
Distributed
Among
Shareholders',
Next
Week
VANCOUVF.H,
June
2
L
Fight
cents
per
share
Is)
Ur.bc4
the
quarterly
dividend
of
the"
Premier
Cold.
Mine
which
vvjtl
take
i(0,-s
000
of
the
company's
profits
and-brings
the
total
dividends
paid
by
Hie
.company
to
dato
to
$7,840,-000.
The
dividend
is
payable
the
end
of
next
week.
Shares
of
the
company,
which1
had
been
showing,
a
weakeiiitiig
tendency
have
strengthened
considerably
as
n
result
Of.
the
action
of
Hie
directors.
ZIONIST
WON
IRISH
DERBY
Aga
Khan's
Horse
Oarrles
off
Big
Prize;
Warminster
t
Came
Second
CUHHAtill.
Ireland,
June
21.
Aga
Khan's
VJouisI
won
Hie
ilrisli
Derby
for
5000
run
hero
today.
Warminster
came
second
and
Hrighler
London
third.
Fight
horses
ran.
FIFTEEN
THOUSAND
HOMELESS
AT
FORBES
SYDNF.Y.
N.S
W..
June
2t.
-
-the
city
of
Forbes
Is
entirely,
surrounded
by
a
flood
of
waters
ami
t.5.000
person
a
Jiumidetftf.