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IRON PRODUCTION

the
establishment

taken
of

interest

ateel mdustry il
in interview

John

of

Mir

Randles, a
Parliament,

United Stee!

ember

lof

i

the
th a newspaperman

’ is of 7 he

ite said was

interest.
that he
{hy il the re

were ex

depo ¢ in this
He un the
shed in

had shut

lerstood that
the «tf ale of
down be
supply

»Sir Jo

Terrace is Invaded
By Local Trippers

_ Between Five and ‘Six K Hundred Peopk:
Enjoy Day at Famous Fruit Growing
Resort; Cordially Welcomed

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the

nd fifty

pe rsol
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that
that

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rnments have
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handied,

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setter pi

Not Interested Here.
did

Rand

xtension at the
y had too many prob

6, he said. It
rresources to Keep

present
Wi
its working

There

Markel contiguous

i pla
* capacity
in they could hope
10
the
h, or get suflicient

several years

ould not mine
~
and

Nunulacture iron

ily basis. France

nined their

ipac

coal and

Pilly by overbidding them an

been

oe

had left Eng
advised of a

embargo
ee of coal, in or-
Provide * the needs of

Labor

Wo hours less a day for

impuon,

1 wages
lad bee

ced

and plant capa
nh correspondingly
World tron Hungry.
" respect to markets,
' S410 that the world
hungry for
kind,”

present

was
ror pro
Of every
the demand
*Sperienced in history,
but, by the same
had it been so dif-
HL was nN thea
‘entioned specifical-
One the

Propose a

was

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ii
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ol probable mar-
British |
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being "pierce,

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Nothing | Selig,

ARMENIA ASKED
BY PRESIDENT ::

“| Witsen Would Have United States

Guarantee Integ

rity of

S

New State.

WASHINGTON
dent Wijser

tharity from

yest da
the If
i ; a cept a
Armenia He tol
wish

Congress

for

ought his

May 25

nited

Pipes.
d au-

States

y mske

mandatory
d Congress
that f

WAS Liat 0

lo

GIRLS’ AND

BOYS

RACES «

Many Youngsters Turned Out at
Acropolis Hill for Sports
Under Chief Vickers.

ehildre

und

Many
the At polis

afternoot!

gre
the
following were the
Liitle tots, boys——D1
{at Bert Cameron 21
Sra
Little t
, Doreen
Boys, 4-6
Macd
Giirls, 4
Jena
Boys, 6-8, Jack Gawt
ert Irving,
Giirls, 6
Vite
Bays,

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1x

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Wriaht

Tho
ald
6, Pvelyn

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James Co
8. Edith B
Doris M
10, Oke J
Stanley Di

Girls, 8-10, Zeina
Adams, Marjorie
Boys, 10-12, George
Dire sctor, Clifford
Girls, 10.12, Lods 4
ence Gawthorne Hele

Boys; 14 and
Paul Johuso
Beaudry.

Girls,

Ss

ove

{4 and ove
Byrne, Marjorie Joy,
Girls’ Tandicap-——Hi
Olive Munro, -rene ©
Boys’ handicap-—A
lald, Harold Hilliard, G

Launch Alice B, Pho

B. OC. Undertakers.

MeDonal

miter
shnson,

Director,
Mise,

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Srnith, An
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| Prince

HUERTA NEW
PRESIDENT
OF MEXICO

Elected by Large Majority at
Special Session of
_ Congress.

MEXICO CITY, May 26.—
Adoifo de la Huerta, Gover-
nor of the province of Sonora,
has been named president of
Mexico. Action to this effect
was taken at an extraordinary
session of Congress. The
vote for Huerta was aslarge
ona, the new president getting
224 votes as against 28 for
Pablo oa.

“TWENTY BOATS
SELL CATCHES
OVER WEEKEND

"* Halidut areieate': are Being Well
1 i Maintained by Local
Rupert Fleet.
yfrigeravor cars’ are on)
the railway yards today |
more will arrive
Following are the
and today’s

the who went
the tr

ebration

exclusive of

is,

made
Day Cel
tL expectations

yven-coach tra

imberes

gage

wo
hand in
ind fk
lit

Its of

sales

s train.
es Sundays
sh
26,000 Jbs.;:

Ibs.,

Su

yiiday Reliance,
Mal

2,000; Caygeon, 7,000

to Royal Fishertes at

sold
d 6.6¢

ce IL,

10) bbs:

18.000
Noltlad,
| storage

Ibs.

the Cok al

Ibs.; M. M.,
lbs.; Nornen,
Kinmount,
isherses at 13.9c.

7,000
pher, 8,
Ws., and

to Pacific !

eadet
mu

5,000

nd O,2¢,
Fisher, 14,000
at 10¢

Today

latoosh,

ibs. to Cold Stor-
and 6c,

Nidaros 10,000 pounds;
14,000 , sold to Booth
at fic and 6.5c.

9,000 Ibs.; Viking, 12,000
3,000 Lbs.,.sold to the
Fishel at 13.5¢ and

ine

Fisheres
Valid
ibs.; >HizZu,
Pacilic es
Molly
llower,

Ibs.; May-
Nekano,
at

May, 10,000

5,000 Ibs, and
© 000 Lt ; Gold Storage
13.6

Petrel

Fisher

ALEX MUNRO LEAVES ©

s.. sold t
and 6.5
sold 1,000 Ibs. to Booth
us hitting at 43.8¢ and 6.5e.
ih sides left

nt The Pr
eld the Terrace in

Wi

les

VS
1 down
ffort wever,

rth

thout much he

t them in be

Phe batt
Harry

ind we superi
and flelding
were Menzies
Astoria for Rupert, while Wild
Ross atlended to the Rupert
the pitching on neither
airtight, both Menzies
freely hit. rhe
sackers, Clem-
Handy 1 and
had the
way through and the
only 8% innings,
re as follows:

perl ra
Anderson 2b, Cummins,
ef., Hardy If., Vie

hitting
Harrys and

lowing Transfer to

and Ocean Liner.

batters -
Following the leaving of Chief
Engineer
Rupert to take charge of the en-
gine room in the new Vancouver
steamer, Margaret Coughlan, in
the United Kingdom seryice, a
general shuflle has taken place in
the engine room staffs of the
Graod Trunk fleet.” David Coch-
lrane, chief of the John, has gone

was
Wild

best hits were

side
being
two
two,
Rupert

entson taking
Vie Menzies 1
lead all the
lasted
The teams we
rquahar 3b,
Clem-

BS.

entsot
lc apacity, Chief Engineer Cam-|}
jeron, of the Lerne, is now a

(Continued op Page Three),
jon the Albert, while Second Engi-
|neer Balllip, of the aaers fakes

FOUGHT 10 DRAW

Frank Barrieau Went Six Rounds [),); ld of ‘the George takes sec ‘ond
With Billy Shade With- lon the Rupert, and Third Engi-
out Result. jneer Butterworth, of the Rupert,
TO second on the George,

VANCOUVER, May 25.—Frank| ee a
Vancouver and Billy} The official title of the _ Booth
Francisco, Welter| Fisheries Company of Canada has
rounds to a'been changed to the Booth Fish-

last night.;eries Canadian Co., Limited.

| Barrieau of
of San

weights

al the

Shade
went six

draw Arena here

on to-|

13.7¢}

Ren-!
6.000 Ibs.:!
13.6¢

GRAND TRUNK BOATS ‘

General Shuffle of Positions Fol-

Alex Munn of the Prince}

Menzies|to the Prinee Rupert in a mone

Steamship

 

Manager Killed —

When Aeroplane } Nose-Dived _

E. H. Beasley Meets Sudden Death at Vancouver Yester-_
day, .the Machine Crashing to the Ground from

“THE DANSANT”
| WAS DELIGHTFUL

|

Giris of Junior Chapters, 1.0.D.E.,
Entertained in Killas
Hall de Luxe.
| Grieat scbred by
ithe girls of the and
Langemark chapters of the L. O.
1D. K. in their “the dansant” held
jin the Killas hall de Luze Sat
day afternoon. The affair com?
menced at 3:30 and continued till
6:30 number of per-
}sons entertained.
i The Mrs. Rober-
son and Mrs. Healy, the regents of
the two chapters.

| GONE ON TOUR
| Premier Oliver and J. D. McLean
Speak in Interior.

success was

Girl Guides

ire

and a large
gathered to be

hostesses were

~—Premier
minister

VICTORIA,
Oliver and J. D. McLean,
lof education, left here today
a speaking tour of the interior.
They expect to visit Merritt, Grand
Forks, Trail, Rossland and Nelson.

May 25.

on

NANAIMO WON “AGAIN

VANCOUVER, May 25.—Nanai-
mo wan its second straight game
in the > inter-city
yesterday afternoon,
team downed = the
Rangers by a score

BIG LEAGUE BASEBALL
National League.

Saturday—Boston 2, Cincinnati
{: Brooklyn 4, Pittsburg 4; St.
Louis 3, New York 2; Chicago 15,
Philadelphia 8.
Boston 7, Cineinnati
0; Chicago 10, Philadelphia 2; St
Louis 6, New York 4; Piltsburg 1,
Brooklyn 0.
Monday Cincinnati 4,
New York 7, St. Louis 4;
cago 6, Philadelphia 0; Brooklyn
{, Pittsburg 0.

American League.
Monday Detroit New York
Boston 5, St. Louis 1; Chicago

Philadelphia 2.

Pacific International,
Sunday—Yakima 8, Seattle
Monday Spokane
racoma 4, Victoria 3,
iVictoria 8, Tacoma 4;
Vancouver 4.

series
when the
Vancouver
3 to 0.

soccer

of

Sunday

Boston
Chi-

2
o,
10,

0.
Afternoon
Yakima 12,

}
I
|
|

football
afternoon, the
and the Stripes played to a 2
tie, rhe Clean and
fast and netted a good result to-
wards the purpose. The referee
was W, E. Williscroft who handled
ithings in his usual able manner.

In the
lyesterday

mateh
Blues

°

bald fit

game was

eee eee eee ee

itwo shots were fired.
8, Seattle 3] a

lseme barrels,
i but

‘by Sunday 's train,

5000 Feet in Air

VANCOUVER, May 25.—E. H. Beasley, general manager of
the Union Steamship Co., was instantly. killed yesterday after-
noon at Minoru Park when an aeroplane piloted by Major Barker
nose-dived at 5,000 feet altitude and crashed to the ground.

The pilot was very seriously injured but may recover.

A short time before the accident Mrs. Beasley, wife of the
steamship manager, had made a successful trip over the city.
Mr. Beasley was just completing what had to that time been an
equally sGecessful flight when disaster overtook the machine.

: WESTMINSTER =
WON LACROSSE

Vancouver 7 to & Before
an Immense Crowd of :

 

aeeaeeeseaeeeeaes

McCARTHY SCORES
ANOThH “NOCKOUT
CRANBROUn, swiay 25.—
Chariey MeCarthy knocked
out. Jimmy Clarke in the
ninth round of a 15-round
bout here last night. This
the second time Mece-
Carthy has knocked out
Clarke inside of a menth, :

Beats

is

+e eH

—Before_a crowd.

people assembled fro over
ihe lower mainland of British Go-
eros the New Westminster la-
crosse team yesterday put the
|kybosh on the aspirations of the
| Vancouver team, defeating them
by a score of 7 to 5. There was
intense excitement, and the home
jrooters, although. nob so numer-
lous as the backers of the Vancou-
ver team, went alimnost wild.

BIG DAY AT

|

Donald McKinnon was arrested | 5 N-
onstable Alex. Macdonald at

in the morning of May Local Boys Were re ttenker at eles!
24 leaving the store of Martin| ball, But Were Well ;
O'Rei with a suiteas® and a} Entertained.

of men’s furnish-} x
alleged to have been stolen| Port Simpson was en fete yes-
O'Reilly store and this|terday, visitors being there from
appeared before Magis-jall over the country. All sorts of
Mordie and was comimit-|sports were enjoyed,
trial the charge of | boat races. A team of local boys
entering and stealing. |from the Callies Foothall Club
was given this morn-j|went over in the Dixie Rupert and
Macdonald, War-|got a good drubbing from the
den Martin O'Reilly and|Simpsonites, being @eaten by a
Chief rhe officer hear-|score of five goals to- nothing.
a disturbance in that neigh-|'They report having been well re-
borhood when making his patrol|ceived and royally ‘treated. ‘
caught sight of Donald MeKinnon The Prince Rupert team econ-
with a suitease in the alley. Helsisted of Reid, Charlton, Robert.
ordered him to stop several times|son, Campbell, Watson, Bob Mc.
but the accused made away and/Lean, Abbott, D, Wiggins, R. Wig-
Still he kept/zins, Gowan and Brown, Mayor
the officer lost sight)McClymont kieked off the ball.

a few minutes but! Dr, L. W. Kergin and party also
him hiding behind|visited the village.

He resisted arnest; There were thnee native bands
was finally brought to the|playing throughout the day and
station where he confessed to the|the whole place was given up to
of Another man,| enjoyment,
Greek Italian, said
he has not

eee eee cece eeeaas

LAD IS SENT
UP FOR TRIAL

Donald McKinnon “Caught With)
Goods Taken from Martin
O’Reilly’s Store.

TWO SHOTS FIRED
BY CONSTABLES |

ry {
§ o'clock
lly

lanze quantity
ings,
from
mor
trate
ted

brea

the
ne
Me
for on
ing,
kvide
by ¢

nee
stable
Bailey,
Vickets.

ine

ying and
of him for
later found

police,
or
implicated but
been arrested,

chief
Joe, a
to be
yet

. * ;
is -_ Se

Mrs,
the city

E.

Kinor Berge arrived from Usk

home on Fourth Avenue Bast in
the Mobley residence which they

 

Montargis, France, May 25,
}Paul Deschanel,
Freneh Republic,
window of the
inear here Monday night,

itrain was moving at the time, but
|

President Paul Deschanel
| Fell from Railway Train

Then Walked Over a Mile

president of the} j injured but
fell from the | After
presidential train! along the track a mile and a quar-
Thelter

recently bought,

 

the president was not badly
that he could walk.

fall he made his way

so
his

in the darkness until he met
track walker,

 

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NEW WESTMINSTER, May 25.

‘a

4

ae

;

F. Duby bas arrived in
tity from Portland, Ore pa
Mr. and Mrs. Duby will sake <a Ths

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