1
I
TAXI
The
Latest
In
Restaurants.
25
and
Ambulance
BTONJRjLL
Sertlce
Third
Avenue-Best
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
of
Food
Good
Service,
Stand
'Royal
Hotel,
3rd
A
,
and
6th
St.
;;'
.PRINCE,
RUPERT
Private
Boxes
for
Party
Use,
WATT
VIDECK,
Pror
y"
1th.
'Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
'liiii.r
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
J'"
1
VOL
XIV.,
NO.
102
1'ltINUK
HUPKHTH.CI,
SATUHDAY,
JUNK
28,
102L
Yelerdajri
UrcuUtlun,
itti
Street
Slt,
&7
PIIICE
FIVE
CENTS.
FIRE
DESTROYS
VANCOUVER
LUMBER
MILL
RUM
RUNNERS
SUFFER
WHEN
FIRED
ON
BY
COAST
GUARD
CUTTER,
SEATTLE
Hanbury
Mills
at
Vancouver
are
Destroyed
by
Fire
Which
is
Spreading
to
Other
Plants
VAXCOUVKH,
June
28.
Fire
lnke
out
at
the
plant
of
the
il
nbury
Lumber
Comiwny
ul
False
Creek
shortly
after
noon
tu-y
hikI
tletroeI
Ihe.
plant.
Fanned
by
a
strong
northwest
wind
he
fire
is
sweeping
into
Ihc
mill
and
machinery
depot
district,
it
that
industrial
section.
The
entire
brigade
if
out
fighting
...
,
.i.
.i
i
i
-
ii..
.
..
.
i
..
I.
...I
....I
.
..i
I
.uu
!
l.f.nCTlil
mie
name
wiunt
m
i.u
mi
umciowio
imn
nui
jci
mm
,e).
under
rontrol.
The
will
be
heavy.
COMMANDER
HOSE
WILL
VISIT
CITY
:
Head
of
Canadian
Navy
Due
Here
Tomorrow
on
Steamer
Car-
!
dena
!
"iiimander
lloc
of
Ottawa,
iliii-.
lur
of
naul
onernliuni
for
SI
rai
when
he
broke
her
crankshaft
and
came
back
here
under
sni)
The
cutler
Bear
Is
still
de-
by
drift
Jcc
Into
the
Arctic.
FIGHT
BETWEEN
WILLS
AND
FIRPO
IS
APPROVED
Will
Take
Place
at
Doyle's
Thirty
Acres
and
Tickets
to
Sell
at
S25
Each
THICVI'OX.
NJ..
June
28.
The.
slate
athletic
commissioner
approved
the
agreement
between
Firpo
unit
Wills
for
a
bout
at
Boyle's
Thirty
Aries
on
Angus!
W.
TRAIN
IS
LOST
IN
TORNADO
DOWN
ILLINOIS
STATE
PKOHIA.
III..
Jun.-
28.
-Light
person,
are
dead
and
rore
injured
as
a
roull
of
a
tornado'
which
broke
oer
Peoria
and
surrounding
territory
early
this
morning.
No
trace
of
the
big
four
pasenser
train
bouml
from
Indiatia-Milin
to
Peiria
-can
Canada,
aud
Jlr?U.Jltf.
iSL
W
pained
tiy
Lieut.
II.
J.
l"
iKb.!7'
'y
ilraii
Naval
Volunteer
Iteserve.
-
-
4
-
Slyles
mid
Polctna
Cameron
and
Master
Ian
Murray.
The
Adair
Carss
Chapter
taggers,
taking
the
time
from
12
to
tained
norlh
of
Bering
straits.
n
afternoon
under
the
con-She
was
last
reported
off
Kolse-Jvenership
of
Mrs.
S
Batcher.
hue
Sound
having
been
carried
were
Mrs.
C.
F,
Kentn.
Mrs.
II
Hampton.
Mrs.
O
It.
30.
It
is
announced
that
as
Ihe
the
Coodwin
Shoe
Co.
.
.
.
..i
Jioul
will
lead
lo
the
champion-
couxer
anil
for
several
years
HIGH
SCHOOL
FINAL
EXAMS.
Results
of
Tests
Qlven
Pupils
at
Close
of
Term
Given
by
Principal
l'rinclial
Ural)
of
the
High
School,
uho
ban
been
conducting
!examiiiatiotis
al
the
cloc
of
the
jl..t,i
nl
lliial
iti
1
it
III
ii
m
'
It
ii
u
firi
...
U.
...U.
.v'..'V..
......
'
..l
pared
a
pas
list
which
follows:
Grade
IX.
(First
Year)
Names
in
order
of
merit;
Honor
List
Mary
O'Brien,
Myrtle
Laron,
Vohi
Katsuyama.
First
Class
la
siwaua
Olaf.
iin.
Arthur
Cameron,
Mary
Walker,
l.lvin
Johnoii.
Second
Clans
Pass
Arthur
Lade
and
Kay
Lnnyu
,
iequali,
ClamieThiMiu.
da
Mini
aolir.
James
Parker1.
Lucy
O'
Brien.
Jean
irire.
Alice
Spencer,
ami
Na
Kalniiyama
(equal
.
Olive
M
il
arrive
la
tlin
city
from
aii-
AlKXiNllKA
jUordon.
llllla
Olafsou.
r
uvei
on
the
Oardeun
tomorrow
"
nciMP
UX1
IV
Tl""1
c,a'",
Pass-Doris
Can-
afternoon
and
will
remain
herri
(,
f5E.lrVU
HtLU
duw,
llulli
Huttoii
and
Helen
f
.i
a
day
leaving
on
Monda
I
Xuclch
equal.
Vera
Shockley.
UsbIi"
f
i
the
Last
by
train.
Efforts
of
Local
Chapters
of
Nellie
Wilson.
F.velyn
Oalhy.
Member
of
the
newly
orKan-,
DaUfl,ler8
of
Empire
Being
!hod
Lamli,
Artlrtir
Phillips.
ied
V.
unen's
tnadlan
Club
arc
Devoted
to
Hospital
Doreeti
Hihop,
IJcnnie
Windle.
JitiMg
invilwl
to
atletnl
tnei
Puroosei
William
Wrathall.
Mary
l)ow-
Iwiicheoii
to
be
kIvwi
In
Wie.rj
(ier
(.ry
Heillironner.
Lois
honor
at
the
St.
Itcgis
CaTe
on
annnersary
of
the
birlh
of'iAlcllae,
James
Sim,
Fred
llich-
M'
inlay.
Otieen
Mother
Alexandra
iv
beiujr
inond.
RESCUE
PARTY
BACK
IN
NOME
Schooner
Herman
Forced
to
Re
turn
When
Shaft
Broken
Bear
Still
Detained
obsenrd
by
Ihe
Daughters
of
the
Fmpirc
today
with
n
tag
day,
the
proceeds
to
be
devoted
toward
hospital
purixiftc.
Headquarters
Grade
X.
(Second
Year)
(.Names
in
onler
of
merit:
Holier
Pasw
llrnry
Jackson.
are
in
(lie
lint
tJrosn
uui.
yuien
er
mie
Mai-y
Chapter
was
in
charge
Jhls
Mlorc
FIrt
Class
Pas
perry
Bais.
Morrison,
Kllcen
Pat-
'morning
and
lllll
6
and
Adair
t5t.COid
Class
Pa
hau
Cam-Carss
Chapters
are
taking
their
ert
ianMa
Chrislieiisen.
Ito-
lnins
this
afternoon.
ij.crt
Mathesoit,
Lillian
Cross.
Under
Ihe
general
supervision
jj,
Mckerson.
of
Mrs.
A.
T.
Parkin,
municipal
I
'
Thinl
Class
Pass
,
Kathleen
Ireaenl.
Mrs.
J.
(S.
Steen
and
Mrs.
Mathers,
lloiis
Sborklev.
Lvelvn
NOM1..
June
28.
-The
gasoline
..
K.
Bazrell-Jones
were
in
Johnson,
Nella
Clark,
Jean
Jlaau,
nail
tig
schooner
Herman
has
re.
charge
this
morniiiK
for
Uueen
jLorraine
Oraiit.
Catherine
liar,
turned
here
in
diMtes
and
plans
Mary
Chapter
and
Ihe
taggers
.ey
ary
Mue.
Itosario
Soriano.
f.ir
the
ii'seue
of
Ihe
party
of
13
were
Mrs.
S.
liartou,
Mrs.
J.
Marjorie
Hatchford,
Florence
left
bv
Hiarold
Noice
last
year
ou
Viper,
Misi.es
Irene
Mitchell.
Smith.
Wratigetl
!?Mnd
are
in
abeyance,
inula
Murray,
Margaret
Brass.
passed
on
Having
left
here
June
11,
the
Beulah
McKinley,
Caroline
Can-jyiijan
Lowe.
Kchooner
got
as
far
as
liomrdes',oW
Margaret
McCaffer-.
('race
Ackmyd.
Island
ui
the
lolddle
01
neniig'Ackroyd,
Horencc
Mnltli.
Horotliy
trial
Llsie
Ivy
Alger,
Kenny,
(racje
vrnou.
airs.
Urged
That
Westerly
Route
to
a.
W.
Kerr,
Mrs.
Matlieson,
Mrs
S.
V.
Cox.
Mrs.
11.
L.
Landrey,
Mrs.
O.
A.
lingers,
Miss
Irene
Smith
and
Miss
Doris
Smith.
1
uui
tin
i.uapier
win
lake
uie
'hours
from
3
lo
(i
..
wilh
......
....-.
Mrs.
II
...
jdilp
the
fight
promoter
is
per-'charge
of
shoes
al
Ihe
Oranby
milled
lo
charge
be
maximum
stores
at
Anyox.
has
lakeh
,
the
admission
fee
of
$25
plus
the
tax.
management
of
the
Family
Shoe
G.N.H.
sleamer
Prince
John,
Capl.
Nell
McLean,
from
Vancouver
via
Oucen
Cbarl6t(e
Islandsv
Store
in
Ibis
cily.
MURDER
CASE
APPEAL
MONTH
HAL,
June
28..
Is
due
In
port
lalo
tonight.
Next
,has
been
Inlered
on
behalf
of
week
the
John
will
enler
her
new
J
he
six
bandits
sentenced
to
hang
service
to
the
Islands
with
thls.jn
pclober
for
Ihe
murder
of
Vst
as
headquarters.
Henri
Cleruuxv
MAYOR
SENDS
MESSAGE
EAST
Peace
River
Take
Precedence
Over
Brule
The
following
night
lettergram
was
sent
to
Premier
MncKenzie
,....
1...
HI
V
I....
Halcrow.
Miss
Blanche
Mar.lonald,"'
"
,l"
"
'""'
,cww"
and
Mrs.
H.
II.
Smith
in
charge.
NEW
MANAGER
HERE
"He
final
concerted
campaign
being
made
at
Ottawa
in
favor
of
CAMII
V
CUAC
CTHDC
,,,e
"'uie
cut-off.
Prince
liuperl
rAlVlILI
OnUfi
OlUnt
and
points
bclweeii
liere
and
'Brule
unitedly
wish
to
also
enter
K.
Ballenline.
Into
with.our
1
final
opposition.
to
the
pro.
of
Vaii-Posal.
Oive
us
a
more
westerly
In
connection
Willi
the
Peace
JUvcr
"S.
M.
NKWTON,
"Mayor."
Harry
Alkius
is
leaving
tonight
for
Ihe
prairies
Including
Ld
mouton
and
Calgary
on
holiday
Appealjhenl
and
will
take
advantage
of
Ihe
opportunity
lo
lei
the
people
of
those
places
know
something
about
Prince
Hupert,
especially
us
a
grain
port.
'
BOARD
OF
TRADE
AND
'SCHOOLS
CLOSED
CLUB
HONORS
MEMBER
!
YESTERDAY
MORNING
ABOUT
TO
LEWE
CITY
Last
night
of
Prince
Rupert
Hoard
of
Novel
Event
Held
Yesterday
by
Parent
Teachers'
Association
at
Home
of
Mrs.
George
Arnott
No
Closln?
Exercise
but
some
50
member-1
Primary
Grados
Some
of
Teachers
Had
Picnics
In
TraJe
and
the
Prince
Hupert!
-
Club
assembled
at
(In-
club
to
do!
Local
schools
closed
this
inorii-honor
to
Hejinald
Beaumont',
a
ing
without
any
special
doinss
prominent
mriiuVr
of
IkiIIi
or-
"xcepl
jn
a
few
individual
room
gaiiizalions,
who
Ik
leaving
the.
where
there
were
little
entertain-
nly
lu
I
mi)
at
take,
over!
a
hijlier
pci-
inents
or
picnis.
Some
of
Hie
of
(he
Canadian
(iovemiiieut
picnics
within
the
pait
few
Merchant
Marine.
Idavs
on
Acrouoli
Hill
anil
at
infc
form
of
anlollier
places
but
beyond
that
informal
formal
smoker
over
which
.
J.lnothhic
was
done
to
pcially
Mcl.eiMl.
president
of
the
Board
of
Trade
and
vice-president
of
the
club,
presided.
There
were
speeches
by
M.
P.
McCaffery.
1.
tJ.
Stewart
and
Lulled
Stales
Consul
A.
K.
W'akerield.
all
of
whom
exiireHsed-resret
thai
Mr.
Ileaumoul
'
was
leaving
the
cily
but
pleasure
that,
the
move
was
a
iirnmolion.
-A
On
bebalf
ofJUie
Board
of
Trade
and
the
club,
S.
J.
MeLeod
prsrnteil
Mr.
Beaumont
with
a
haiidMtufc
walnut
combination
wall
baruuieler
apd'tUeniioineler
hh
a
mark
of
esfeem
and
remeiii-
branee.
In
arknowleitging
the
li'iuor
that
had
.been
done
liiiu.
Mr.
Iteauqiont
liluuM-lrxprM-tl
regret
thai
he
-was
leaving
many
pleasant
aMtcilions
in
Prince
liuperl
but
said
he
hoied
that
Ihe
roume
of
his
future
duties
would
oflen
bring
him
back
lo
Ihe
city
to
renew
acquaintances-
mark
the
occasion.
Now
the
young
folks
are
scattering,
some
going
campling.
oilier!,
going
away
lo
visit
friends
and
others;
jusl
carrying
mi
at
hme
enjoying
such
'things
as
local
picnics
aud
swimming
at
Ihe
Salt
Lake.
The
holidays
extend
until
September
f
when
schools
reopen
under
a
new
t.ystem
without
a
supervising
principal,
II.
S.
Horn,
the
present
supervising
:
rincipal,
having
accepted
a
good
los(
in
Victoria.
MILL
MAY
REOPEN
L'SK,
June
58.
Men
are
busy
Ueri?
pulliuillie.iiKteania
Cis
sawmill
in
shape
fur
resumpl
inn
of
operalions.
It
is
understood
that
Ihe
reopening
of
Ihe
mill
is
contingent
uoon
the
completion
of
a
ileal
with
Minneapolis
President
of
Granby
Says
Hopes
See
Another
Smelter
Established
on
This
Coast
(Special
to
Haily
Xews)
VAXCOUVKH.
June
28.
President
T.
Granhy
Smelting
Company
here
from
New
nucotiver
ten
days
before
going
to
Anyox.
Allenby
ami
Cassidy.
J.
Crabbs
of
the
York
will
stay
in
He
will
also
visit
Mr.
CraMis
says
he
hopes
to
see
a
smelting
plant
estab
lished
tut
Ihe
coast
Such
could,
lie
believes,
successfully
com-
pele
with
the
Tacumu
smeller.
Copper
Mountain
will
not
be
operated,
he
savs.
until
the
copper
over-production
situation
rights
itself.
The
copper
roiiMimptioii
al
present
is
increasing.
GARDEN
SUCCESSFUL
PARTY
WAS
AFFAIR'
'VIM
nULLlltE.
FNf
F
INFD
UOLU
POSTAL
STRIKE
Postman
Struck
In
Mouth
at
Toronto
Yesterday:
Reopen
!
A
very
successful
garden!
Negotiations
parly
and
sale
of
home
cooking
was
held
by
the
Prince
Hupert!
'"lu"ii
JU"e
o.
iuc
Parent-Teachers-
Association
al
"diking
postal
employees
here
the
home
of
Mrs.
(5.
H.
Arnott,
claim
that
they
have
reopened
Tallow
Street,
yesterday
after-l"',,,,a,",ll',
w,,i
the
acting
noon.
The
alTair
look
place
on
postmaster
general
looking
lo
a
the
lawn.
Japanese
narasols
and
settlement.
The.
tenth
day'
of
yellow
table
decorations
lending
,,,e
"i1
showed
little
change
lo
the
cflccl
of
the
scene.
The
1,1
u,e
uauou.
women
sym-suin
of
$25
was
realixcil.
ipathiiers
mauled
strikebreakers
Mrs.
Fred
Pyle
was
general
attempting
to
deliver
mall.
An-
.
..
.
.
,.ii...
......
..ii..i...
1..
.
.
convener
and
those
ass
si
nir
Ull,rl
aunckiti
uy
men
ami
were
Mrs.
T.
Koss
Mackay.
Mrs.
ruck
several
times
in
the
nuiuth
.John
Bulger,
Mrs.
T.
M.
Spencer,!
Mrs.
C.
!.
hemp,
Mrs.
Howard
Steen.
Mrs.
H.
Candow,
Mrs,
Tucker
and
Mrs.
Christison.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
American
League
New
York
12-10,
Boslon
7-5.
Detroit
1,
Cleveland
0.
Washington-Philadelphia,
rain
Chicago
0,
SI.
Louis
3.
.
National
League
Chicago
0,
Pittsburg
1).
Cincinnati
3-5,
St,
Louis
3-2.
Others
rain.
Advertise
la
the
Daily
News.
HOLD
NEW
ELECTION.
IN
WEST
HASTINGS
Writ
Issued
by
Sneaker
to
Vacancy
Caused
by
Resigns
tlon
tiou
or
tfus
Porter,
Conservative,
in
protest
against
the
exoneration
of
Hon.
James
M
unlock
in
connection
with
the
withdrawal
y.f
monies
from
t,he
Ifopxo
Dank.
Rum
Smugglers
Injured
When
Tank
of
Gasoline
Pierced
by
a
Gunshot
SBATTLK,
June
28.
Four
men
were
seriously
burned
and
i
three
of
these
wounded
by
bullet
when
the
coast
guard
cutter
Venccuvej
in
the
service
'class
-teacher
.f
primary
grades
hadjArcala
oul
for
runl
smgglers
pierced
the
gasoline
tank
of
oursued
craft
which
blew
ut
when
a
shot
from
one
uf
the
Ar-
t,.i.fn
imp
Tiiionil
crini
tx'Ptit
Ihniiifrh
it
Atut
IIia
lui.il
foiik
fire
The
injured
men
have
been
brought
to
Seattle..
MACLAREN
FORCED
DOWN
IN
BURMA
HAXOOOX,
June
28.
Stuart
.MacLaren.
I
h
e
British
round-lhe
-
world
flyer,
wlto
left
here
yesterday
for
Bangkok,
Slam,
came
down
at
Tavoy,
Lower
Jiurma,
a
message
received
here
stales.
MANY
IMMIGRANTS
MOXTItK.L,
June
28
will
be
approximately
2,500
arrivals
in
Canada
over
the
week
end
through
Hie
ports
of
Quebec,
Montreal
and
Halifax,
according
to
a
statement
given
out
today
by
James
Morrison,
general
passenger
agent
in
charge
oT
steamship
traffic,
Canadian
National
Railways.
The
majority
of
these
were
immigrants
including
five
special
parties
beinz
brought
to
Canada
by
the
Salvation
Army.
Annie
Mcpherson's
Home,
Liverpool,
land
Ihe
Liverpool
Sheltering
Home.
NATIVE
OF
HARTLEY
Walter
Bates
Fell
off
Boat
and
was
Drowned
at
Butedale
Yesterday
Waller
Bales,
a
native
of
Hartley
Bay
Indian
village,
fell
off
a
boat
al
I)utedale
yesterday
and
was
drowned
according
lo
a
telegram
received
by
the
provincial
police.
.the
uoily
was
not
re
covered.
FISH
ARRIVALS
At
the
fish
exchange
today
over
ninety
thousand
pounds'
of
halibut
was
sold
as
follows:
American
Vesta.
11,000,
to
Booth
Fish
eries
at
13.50
and
C.
Valorous,
1.000.
to
Cold
Slor-!
nge
at
13.00
and
oc.
Baltic,
11.000,
to
Hoyal
Fish
Co.
al
13.30
and
Ce.
Canadian
llanaco,
5,500,
to
Cold
Storage
at
It.
CO
and
7.
Jobanna.
8.000to
Cold
Storage
at
1
1
.80
and
0.50,
,
Agnes
IU
0,700,
to
Cold
Stor
nan
at
I
I
CO
nr..
I
T
j
Nuba.
fiftOO,
to
Cold
Storage
al
fill
11.80
and
7.
Cape
Spear.
9,000,
ami
Ila,
11,000,
to
Atlin
Fisheries
at
11.V0
and
7.
OTTAWA,
June
28.
The!
Kobe.
3.100.
to
Atlin
Kii.Pr
speaker
of
(he
House
of
Com-jies
at
11.70
and
7.
mons
has
issued
a
warrant
for,
Volunteer,
9,000.
to
Booth
me
.
leiMiou
10
iai;e
place
in
West
Fisheries
at
11.70
and
7
Hastings
following
the
re
sign
a
Or.
'It.
H.
Carson
of
Premier
was
in
the
city
on
Ihe
Prlneo
Hu.
pert
yesterday
afternoon
return,
ing
north
after
a
five
weeks'
trip
to
Winnipeg.
SENTENCED
TO
THREE
YEARS
j
Norman
A.
Moors,
Youth
of
WIs-
artla.
Found
Guilty
of
Theft
From
Malls
Norman
A.
Moore,
18-year-old
youth
of
Wistaria,
Francois
Lake,
was
fouud
guilty
of
theft
from
the
mails
and
sentenced
to
three
years
in
prison
by
Judge,
Young
at
Southern
yesterday.
Ilccently
il
wa
.
discovered
by
-ARRIVINT
THIS
WWlfH"c-pos,nwJeJr'a.L
:
Vvl!riatbat
AIUUlliTU
II11J
ntllA
a
parce
containing
radio"
"parts
had
leeii
removed
from
his
of-
Thcre.fice.
Accused
was
rusnecied
ami
a
search
revealed,
the
goods
in
his
possession.
The
prosecution
was
con
ducted
by
the
postal
authorities
assisted
by
the
Hoyal
Canadian
Mounted
Police.
CANADIANS
DRAW
FOURTH
GAME
Only
One
Mora
Test
Match
to
bo
Played
In
Australia
XhWCASTLE.
'.SV
Jnnn
BAY
LOST
HIS
LIFE
28
The
Canadian
touring
foot-
iball
team
and
the
Australian
learn
played
a
scoreless
draw
in
the
fourth
lest
match
in
a
blinding
rain
befor
7,Q00
fans.
The
Canucks
have
lost
seven
games,
dnawn
four,
won
five.
Of
the
four
.
.
a
a
a
t.
ics-
mau-iies
piaycu
one
lias
been
won,
two
lost,
and
one
drawn.
The
final
lest
is
lo
be
nlaved
in
Adelaide
on
July
12.
LABOR
AMBASSADOR
GOING
TO
RUSSIA
Or.
L.
H.
Guest
Is
Appointed
Important
Post
In
British
Consular
Service
to
LOXDON,
June
28.
Dr.
L.
II.
Ouest.
Labor
member
of
Ihe
House
of
Cnnvmntis;
has
been
chosen
ambassador
lo
lliissin,
according
to
Ihe
Daily
Mail.
Ouest
was.
secretary
ami
physician
(o
Ihe
labor
delegation
to
Hussia
In
1020.
BLAZE
IN
RAINIER
HAIXTFJl,
Oregon,
June
28..
Kleveh
business
houses
of
this
city
were
wiped
out
by
fire
and
the
loss
U
estimated
at
$150,000.
DOMINION
DAY
SPORTS
S.30
a.m.
Parade.
School
Sports.
Band.
1
p.m.
A
S.30
p.m,-.-1HaebaH
Ocean
Falls
s,
Prince
liuperl.
3.30
p.m.
-Football
Final.
9.30
p.m.
Dance
In
Hlnk.
Vdmlssion
Morning,
free;
Afternoon
ami
Kvenlug,
5.W;,
m
'
if.
II
'A
it'
m