PRINCE
ROFERT
Fish,
Meat
and
Poultry
Market
Phone
671
VOI,
XIV.,
I
urnTiin
or
Air
mi
ii
ii
ii
ui
r
MOUNT
LOGAN
ItUmet
to
be
Made
This
Year
to
Ruck
Top
of
Second
Highest
Peak
of
RocMes
i
MR.
JUSTICE
EBERTS'
FUNERAL
YESTERDAY
Tributes
of
Esteem
Were
Paid
at
victoria
to
Late
Judge
of
Appeal
Court
TOItIA,
May
23.
-Tributes
'
'"in
were
paid
lo
Ihe
late
;n
Justice
Khcrl
l
his
runeral
"lerJny
Dpceased's
colleagues
iUp
"Ppeal
courf
or
HrlM!"
Jtiiubin.
were
honorary
pall-arcrs
'IP
upryjopi,
xvorP
rim.
'lirlst;iuirch
(iilliedrali
',,,;v
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A.
P
Chadwlck,
lllsliop
.Il'ld
and
llev.
F.
N.
Fall.
a
VICTORIA
DAY
Sport
Program
ao
Ihisebalt.
K.C.
vs.
S.O.C.
''
ChildirijN
Sports.
'
IS
l.iiiM'osse.
Kiileus
vs.
.
Maple
Leafs.
A,"ilslnn
50e.
Ladles
250
Children
Free
MRS.
FRED
PARKER
BURIED
YESTERDAY
Many
Eipresslons
of
Respect
and
Rag
re
I
Voiced
at
Funeral
In
Mellakalla
'llic
funeral
of
(he
late
Mf
Fred
A.M'arker.
daunhter
of
Mr.
ears.
Oreal
sympathy
Is
fell
lor
Mr.
Parker.
Ihe
little
daughter,
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ilyun.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Eight
Canadian
Boats
Sold
68,-300
Pounds
or
Halibut
F.igl.f
Canadian
(e,,oners
iiicrkelrd
a
total
of
r.8.30
lbs.
of
halibut
at
Ihe
Fish
Lxrhange
litis
morning.
Prices
for
Hrsl
class
risli
advanred
a
rew
pidi.ts
while
(lie
prire
for
second
class
flsli
was
steady
around
l.5c,
Hie
Alii
receiving
7c
for
her
second
clas
lares.
.
.
The
Overtime
landed
red
salmon
and
1,000
while
salmon
Today's
ai
rlvtils
nd
sales:
I.ivingsloue,
7,000
lbs,
at
11.
7e
and
(lejOsuni'l.
I.HOOlhs.,
at
1
1.
He
and
lie;
aiM
Selina,
H.000
lbs.,
at
II.
7c
and
(.(c,
to
me
linuatniui
Fish
Cold
Storage
Co.
Alii,
U.oOO
His.,
al
ll.3o
and
7c;
and
Truuvp.
H.500
lbs.,
at
.7e
and
fie.
t
Hie
lloolh
Flsli-
.
erics.
,
,
,
Marguerite,
o.omi
ins.,
in
n.ic
aml
tie;
l.ipsetl.
H.ooo
lbs
at
It
7c
and
fie.
and
Agnes
H.,
5,000
His.,
nl
11.70
and
Oc,
to
the
lloyal
Co.
Salmon
Overtime.
.,,0
''e'1
ul"1
,,0H)
whiles,
al
12c
and
3o,
to
the
AU
Iin
Fisheries.
Subeorlbe
for
la
Dully
Nw.
A
I
.IIP
nun
of
Ihe
-cloud
board.
As
Ihe
curtain
rose,
Ihe
vuri-
singing
of
"Mule
Hritautviu."
Archdeacon
(i.
A.
Ilix
I
hen
gave
an
addres,
Mrs.
II.
C.
I'raer
sang
a
solo
and
a
flag
drill
was
per
formed
by
I
In
children,
The,
singing
of
"Men
of
Harlech"
and
"God
Save
(lie
King,"
followed
by
Ihe
exhibition
of
a
reel
of
pic-
lures,
brought
the
proceedings
to
a
close.
The
theatre
was
kindly
given
lor
Hie
occasion
by
the
AMERICAN
STEAMER
LABOR
MAN
WINS
LIVKItl'OOI.,
May
23.
Joseph
(Ilblions,
Labor
candidate,
won
Hie
by-eleelloii
hr
West
Toxteth,
receiving
2,500
more
voles
than
Thomas
Wliilt,
Mie
Coiwurvutivo
PIHNCrl
HLPKIlT,
ILL!.,
I'll!
DAY,
MAY
23,
l'J2'i
as
nautical
assessors.
The
first
court
presided
by
tkipl.
J.
D.
McPherson.
INE
ACCIDENT
over
D...
minion
wreck
commissioner,
us
standard
bearers
look
Iheir
.r..
.......
...
.peeled.
She
was
also
well
ami
places
at
I
lie
froil
or
Hie
stage
-.'i"
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r,....r..i.u
L.ii.ttii
nil
atom;
Ihe
and
Ihe
children
salnte.l
II,
e
flinr.
r,,r
,1"','t'
iu"lhs
on
Ihe
grounds
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ii
.
a
i
.
a
.
.-.a,
a.vl
deep
regret
is
felt
nl
Ihe
singing
or
"O
Canada"
fol-
,MBl
"p
,r
ln,ul
eie
joiuuy
,T
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i.i
I
arlv
a-.-e
i.r
2
1
lowimr.
Mrs.
Parkin
then
.leliv.
res.onslble.
.
Ihe
decision
wns
eied
her
address
and
Mrs.
Jarvls
prmes.eo
i.y
.ue
..a.u.uiau
.Mcr-j
McLeod
sang
a
solo,
S.
l
Par-
VUIIU
!s,,"'
"""
'"
seeker,
chairman
of
Ihe
school
board,
1
enquiry
wis
ordered.
spoke
briefly,
followed
by
Ihe'
The
Latest
In
Restaurants.
BOSTON
GRILL
i
Third
Avenue.
Best
of
Food
Good
Service,
PRIWCE
RUPERT
private
Boxes
for
Parly
Use.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
I
I
I
BEAVER
SEEN
ON
PIPE-LINE
V.
Iloliiiisuii,
10
J
J
Hleteiilli
Awnue
Iisl,
while
walking
along
llic
ie
line
ImmI
evciiin?.
saw
a
(fenuine
lie
heater
an
animal
fhal
is
nut
uflen
heen
on
Kaien
Island.
The
furry
heauty
was
on
llic
lop
of
a
hank
near
Hie
piic
line
creek
eating
pallium
herry
leaves.
Mr.
ItoMiiMin
and
his
daughter
were
aide
lo
ftel
willi-in
fen
feel
of
him
heforc
he
scurried
oif
Into
Hie
buftli.
EMPIRE
DAY
ISBSERVED
Annual
Patriotic
Demonalratlon
For
School
Children
Held
by
DaughUra
of
Empire
The
uimuul
Liiiinre
Day
nalrio
tTTLI'.
Mv
-.:i.
Next
hii.I
Mm.
C.
I".
Hyan
of
Mellukallit,
c
dciiton.lralinti
fur
.l-Ihi.iI
phil
K
.-
b
a
u-mpi
win
ie
iiuitie
ua
iii'iii
al,.uiUkaiu
rtertiay
jreu
under
Ihe
upia'
.
of
,.
llic
Muonl
l..gan
m
ihf
afternoon;
Arehdeacon
"(5.
A.
Ill
Imperial
Order.
Daughters
of
Ujc
i
,:
I
Tiiiory.
.iimmi
i'.
.mc-
omrKiitng.
I
lie
ca-kri
was
ac-
nm
n.
liil
i.tuei.
ii.u
ufinr.
.......
y
sail
for
lite
nurlli
on
iiomiiauicd
ly
Hie
li'tnd
to
the
'at
n.,.
UV0L..I1.1..
il.M.ti..
.-y
vt-tiiiiK
l
rrriwiiioltre
ohurrh
when
Hie
Tuneral
enlcej
.l
UD
Hie.
ouiilers
nuuclied
iM'.i.
riult.
I'leketl
wa
held
and
an
address
de-
fmni
the
ariou
schooN
In
Hie
a
"t
from
I
he
Ikniadian
Ihered.
Mi"n
liiditon
presided
Hieatre
where
Hie
iiocecdinsi
I
'-il
Kl4le.
Alpine
Chili
nl
Ihr
oryan
ami
relatives
of
the
aliened
ul
2
o'clock.
On
the
SBBBBBHaBT
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fBBBBBBBBBHBL
BBBBBBHBF'
jeBBBJBBBBHBJfc.
These
captivating
curls
won
the
owner
is-year-nlil
Lillian
(iiienlher
a
"curl
contest,"
which
was
recenlly
conducled
in
Los
Angeles.
The
curls
arc
ndjudged
lo
be
Ihe
Tinest
in
Hollywood
and
Tor
that
mailer
in
all
Ihe
rest
of
Los
Angeles.
Captain
Harris
Exonerated
of
Blame
at
Second
Enquiry
into
CHURCH
UNION
IS
POSTPONED
OTTAWA,
May
23.
Hy
a
vole
or
27lo
23,
Ihe
private
bills
cpmmillce
ol
Hie
House
of
Commons
today
carried
an
amend-men!
lo
postpone
Ihe
operation
of
Hie
church
union
bill
until
after
Ihe
present
litigation
before
the
courts
is
settled.
AT
CUMBERLAND
NOMINATIONS
Two
Killed
and
Two
Seriously
Injured
In
Cave-In
Yesterday
Afternoon
Ct
MIIF.HLA.ND.
May
23.
A
(Cave-iu
in
No.
5
miik'e
of
Hie
Western
Fuel
Co.
near
here
yesterday
afternoon
resulted
in
'
IWilliani
Jones
and
Joseph.
Kirk
I
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uKUUnUO
Urr
rKAuCK
J.
McCartney
and
Itoberl
Marshall
oc-
FRENCH
MACHINE.
WAS
SMASHED
AT
SHANGHAI
Capt.
Dolsy
Unable
to
Continue
His
Flight
to
Toklo
Unless
New
Plana
Is
Sent
PAULS,
May
S.lu
landing
ul
Shangliai
al
(ho
first
of
the
week,
C.npt.
Doisy
smashed
the
lail
end
of
his
fuselage
and
will
be
imnblo
lo
continue
his
flight
lo
Tokin
it
is
disclosed
liere.
An-
'
vv...v.i
,w,
S.Mtt
Mitt
42ft
DD
FPU
crtrt
idwtxi
...
...
r
iiiiiu
riirj
iir.ii
i
f-i
.
LABOR
PASSES
TOROfGH
ANOTHERMrm
FIKOWC
OF
FUST
MARIHE
COURT
IS
COMPLEIEY
REVERSED
BY
SECOHD
Once
Again
Macdonald
Government
Staves
off
Overthrow
in
Commons
m
a
a
m,
t
...
....
l,tiMH,,
.viay
s.i.
i.uiior
ship
oi
siale
sailed
along
in
it
w-ilrv
today
having
smie,
.fully
withstood
another
par
"iirv
storm,
Ihe
approach
of
which
mused
political
look-
iri'tlici
disaster.
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.
1
tie
iaoor
aumiuisii-aiiou
unemployment
policy
was
Id
lis
opMiiiitiU
in
(he
CouserviilivB
niuks
a
llic
viilner-
:
;.iil
iiimI
n
question
was
brought
up
on
a
technical
inolioii
r
'
e
llic
salary
or
Hie
.Minister
of
Labor,
Totn
Shaw,
by
u
J
pound
a
year.
T.'ie
resolution
finally
talked
onl
Inl
night
after
a
mo-
ex
premier
llaldwui
to
impose
tli
cloure
was
ilefeuled
2n
(
iMU.
ke
Ihe
eliiiUi
and
the
deecacd
artwl
as
pallbearers.
Iplulforin
""
were
Mrs.
A.
''
T.
l'arkinJ.
.
A'M,ul''
h,l
,il
Ihe
marine
court
"
of
enquiry
hear
;;
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;
;:'
r
"i
AtM-.e
Clnii
,a
also
Ueriil
There
was
a
m
sml
a
repreenlalie.
flowers
senl
by
Ihe
Mi
V
I
.tf.ih
uhicli
i
Mr
ml
Mrs.
William
j,..i
ii..
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1
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1
1
ii
ill
s
w.is
mil
in
mump,
inr
iiim
ir:.iiMii.
i.r
i..
Coolidge
has
no
Difficulty
Beating
Johnson
in
Contest
for
Presidential
Nomination
'By
Hen
Deacon,
Canadian
Press
Correspondent
'
XKYV
YOHK,
May
va.
The
race
for
the
Republican
presidential
nomination
has
been
run.
All
that
remains
is
the
posting
of
Ihe
winner.
Despite
thrilling
forecasts,
it
proved
a
very
tame
a
r
rair.
Calvin,
Coolidge
won
in
a
w?dk,
his
only
active
opponent,
Henalor
Hiram
Johnson,
of
California-,
being
left
hopelesslv
in
the
rear.
The
big
Hepublican
galheriiig
at
Cleveland
next
month
will
not
be
a
convention,
but
a
ratification
meeting.
It
will
merely
endorse
Coolidge's
nomination.
Predictions
at
the
present
lime
are
that
not
more
than
."0
of
Ihe
I.10U
delegates
will
vol.
against
him
and
efforts
are
he-
'
-
m
in):
made
by
parly
leaders
lo
arrange
for
Ihe
unanimous
nomin
al
iiri
of
the
New
Knsrtaiider
on
Ihe
first
ballot.
Senator
Johnson
provided
the
only
excitement
of
pre-conven-lion
campaign
what
litlle
ex
citement
Iherc
was.
He
also
fur-
iiNhcil
most
of
Ihe
comedy
ami
practically
-all
or
the
noise.
He
was
particularly
noisy
in
the
early
slage.s
of
Ihe
contest,
hut
MINISTER
IS
UNDER
FIRE
Action
of
Hon.
Jamas
Murdock
With
Regard
to
Homo
Bank
Referred
to
Committee
OTTAWA,
.May
23.
v
eM
corner
oi
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.mi
..we,
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i.a.cuer.
regeni
..,
.v.iair
..ars.
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r'',
""it'7Zl
l-..:.
.
He
waged
his
most
violent
cam.
correspondence
betwec.
li'i-i'iMry.
is
Ihe
seeon.l
Auxiliary.
Mr.
ami
.Mr-.
James
.uiiuplcr;
Miss
Illanehc
Macdon-'
,v
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u,r
'raiiK
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'.la
emeiiL
and
for
usiimniir
Ihe
Lime
.....i;....
..-ill.
n.
l,,"
111
11,1
Middle
West
and
aim
liquidator
Lurksou
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nn
iiiatfa.v
iiiiiiiiiiiuia
re
iiai
sir.
iiiiii
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iiimii.
jiiii
a-iLrtiiiiii
iiiii
mi
.iiiiitii!"--
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s-'iiiviariwii
t
iin
inr
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Without
at
no
slasre
was
he
a
dangerous
division
the
House
or
Commons
rival
or
Coolidge.
passed
the
motion
or
Gus
Porter,
JnliiiMiir.H
defeats
were
cerlain-jConservalive
member
Tor
llasl-ly
not
due
lo
inaction.
He
toured
bigs
West
(Ontario),
rererring
Ihe
Middle
West,
speaking
almost,
to
the
comlmittee
oil
privilege
!lajly,
and
had
a
live
organization
and
electionst
the
action
of
Hon.
fat'
work
afding
him
in
as'saullhigJame".sM
jtiolitlge
and
Ihe
"Old
Guard"
of
in
withdrawing
$1,050
from
the
Ihe
Hepublican
Parly.
It
was
a
Home
Hank
two
days
before
iL
CnnnAinv
e4-lZrl
C
A'
''x,
"'"r'anialion
at
Ihe
outset,
failed.
VUffUtilUli
UCOlllSn
Uir(IZUinf
Hiat
is,
but
as
the
Johnson
hopes
'Hie
motion
asserted
that
Mr.
faded
it
gradually
dwindled
and
Murdock
had
made
Ihe
wilh-
ilied.
As
one
primary
after
an-
drawal
being
certain.
Ihrouuh
.
..r-'
I,,
Ihe
t.t.
Hlirr
,
n
asi
;,'.er
passed
and
was
rec0nll
It.
information
he
had
as
u
minister.
,u,u,
...
reKCiii
oi
municipal
cnapier,
pre-,
Scottish
'
,
.
which
",
'
l
'"Hie
Coolidge
column
.!!...
that
n
liKmnliaU
rallr
following:,
shjing;
Mrs.
J.
G.
sjteen,
rexenl
Leiglitiuinf
ijuccn
Mary
Chapter;
Mr.
S.
was
v
recked
nut
of
Prince
llupert
harbor
March
y,
reversed
Ihe
decision
of
(he
first
court
and
finds
that
lH'c:une
'irerous
and
his
likely,
vessel.
supporters
fewer
and
less
active.1
Mr.
Murdock,
in
replying,
read
himself
showing
.
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accident.
wnen
.nicnigan,
.eniMsKa.
am
"ai
ue
nan
returned
?i,o&0
,or
.s
.
r.
Tiled
on
y
,
by
Mount
,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Ilouinsou.
...
V
i.
r.
Mrs.
i
David
ii
h
Ihomson.
standard.
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f.
K
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,.,
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t
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v
ri.,1.
Mrs
li.
Steele.
Mr.
and
l....,rPe
,.f
Miitiii-iimt
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t
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'iVVunH
court
consiie.l
of
C.ipL
Charles
Kaddie
as
com-
'
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'
"t.
wem
.
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wiimirawn.
aiVi
pro-
l
-
:i
teel
hiuh
and
Muuiil
Mrs.
Morris....
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
S.
V.
t.x.
slandard
larcr
of
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101
f..el
InLdi
PRISONERS
TO
BE
RELEASED
Prw
Slate
Government
to
Liber-'
all
Except
De
Valera
and
Few
Others
I"
HI,
IN
May
I.
The
tree
K"Veriiui'nl
will
expedite
ilrai(.
of
,
prisoners
m.
;rJ
r
under
sentence
of
im-tne.il
W
illi
(he
except
nm
of
Vuli'ia
and
oilier
lleiiulilican
who
have
nol
yel
been
.J
lakalln
where
she
wa
highly
re
F.
James.!
Venn.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sinclair.
Adair
Cars
Coupler;
Miss
Agnes
"""
.
L'
Churrli
Choir.
Mrs.
Sivii.
Mr.
Donaldson,
standard
bearer
or
M,,rk
"f
1
,l'
fM"
"h,l
lltw"',r
and
Mrs.
C.
Graham,
Mr.
and
Hill
CO
Cliapter;
Archdeacou
i.
Mrs.
llidierl
Leiglilon,
King
Tat
.
Itlx.
and
11.
Parker,
cliair-
:.V
tki.
Hie
dereased
was
h'rn
at
Mel-
.jagaiusl
him
Ihe
rebutr
practically
posed
to
return
the
balance
i
IN
VANCOUVER
Conservatives
and
Provincials
Name
Candidates
Bowser
and
McRae
Among
Them
LABOR
IN
VICTORIA
jvvere
badly
injured.
A
njumher
of
.
VA.M'.OL'VKK,
May
23.
Local
aomirai
reary
not
Believed
lo
be
oilier
worKcrs
who
ikiii
jusi
len
:onservaiives
nisi
nigiii
nomin
Damaged
Nltlnat
Is
Stand.
Ing
by.
VANCOUVF.il,
May
23.
The
Pacific
Sleiimship
Co.'s
.steamor
Admiral
Peary
groundel
yesterday
on
a
bar
olT
ihe
I'raser
river
while
enroule
to
Seallle
via
Hlaine.
The
C.P.H.
lug
Mlinat
is
standing
by,
The
Peary
will
likely
final
today
al
high
tide.
She
Is
no)
believed
lo
be
damaged.
the
mine
when
lln
cave-iu
curred
escaped
Injuries,
ollier
machine,
may5
lie.
seul
fortnight
as
a
labor
ticket
lo
contest
him
lo
flight.
finish
his
projected
the
.led
the
follow
ing
candidates
for
the
forthcoming
provincial
election:
Ilon.
W,Ji
Bowser,
Mrs.
S.
H.
Scott,
Perry
D.
Hoe,
II.
I..
Mailland,
S.
L.
Howe
and
T.
H,
Kirk.
Tlie
Provincial
Party
iiotiiiuated
Gen.
A.
D.
Mcllae,
Mrs.
J.
A.
Hall,
A.
Met:-.
Crcery,
Bert.
Showier,
I'.
W.
Hounserell
and
D.
1'..
MeTaggarl.
VICTOIUA.
May
23.
J.
H.
Ilawlliornlhwaile,
former
Social-11
member
Tor
.Nevvcaslle;
Mrs,
W,
II.
Graves,
president
or
llio
Victoria
Labor
Parly,
and
A.
W.
Pierce,
were,
nominated
lasl
city.
provincial
election
in
the
forced
him
out
of
Ihe
race,
lie
'.
a.s
i.
Milium
viim
iii
me
run
oi
I
ipill
BW
I
It
I
llJ
II
I'll
I:::,::"":!!'
BUI
mUKULKtu
m
.....
...u...
...Ill
lllll
Ull
lll-l
..li......
-
I.I..I.
1...
.
'
uiaiM
i.iiiiii,iiii
nnirii
nan
ueei.
arranged
for
him
and
returning
lo
Washington.
He
announced
f
ilial
his
voice
had
given
out.
He.
por.ers
who
met
mm
in
W
eslung
ilon,
however,
declared
'voice
.v..
was
.-..11
Mill
.-.Kill,,
slron?
(hat
i...
i
uui
I
.
.
iiiopes
were
wry.
veo'
WTaK.
Waif
on
Doorstep
Johnsons
Johnsons
present
present
political
political
his
his
,-la.
BY
KIDNAPPERS
Son
of
Wealthy
Chicago
Manu--
facturer
Meets
Untimely
End
In
South
Side
Swamp
CHICAGO,
May
23.
-Kidnapped
and
held
for
ransom
and
murder-
,lus
ls
'
''e
"Ubjrcl
or
no
little
ed
when
Ihe
kidnuiipers
believeil
discussion
and
speculation.
He
their
plan
was
a
railure,
the
nude
....i.
...
..a.c
iiunuriB
u.
go.
a
uo.ly
or
Hubert
Franks,
Uged
II
oral
writer
has
aplly
Icrnied
sou
or
a
millionaire
Chicago
him
a
political
wair
on
no
one's
linaniifaeliirpr.
ms
r...
i.
i
i
..
.I.M.rstcp."
He
appears
to
be
not
swanip
on
the
south
side
yesler-only
out
or
Ihe
presidenlial
race.
day.
The
head
was
crushed
and
mu
oui
or
Hie
caiiw.aigii
as
well
'the
bodv
ws
siri.......i
..n
f..
1.
..
rl
..
..
.
.
I
-
u.
uil
......
...i
.sum
uuiiii
.inn
sireuu-
means
of
en
if
e.-ill..,.
".is
speuiuiMer
as
JOUIson
lilts
is
a
very
serious
position.
John-sou
undoubtedly
loves
to
orate,
but
in
this
campaign
il
does
nol
appear
likely,
he
ill
have
much
chance.
He
is
(he
country's
leading
stump
orator
without
a
stump.
He
cannot
very
well
.support
Coolidge
actively
in
Hie
cam.
paign
alter
the
biller
attacks
he
lias
made
on
him
in
the
various
primary
rights;
he
has
arraigned
the
record
or
the
Coolidge
ad-ministration
and
the
"llegular"
Hepublican,
organization,
there-rore
cannot
now
support
Hie
olllcial
Hepublican
parly.
On
Ihe
other
hand,
he
cannot
join
forces
wilh
(lie
"Progressive"
wing
of
I
lo
parly,
Hr
(he
Progressives
will
have
none
or
him.
There
Is
a
possibility
thai
there
may
be
a
third
party,
but
Johnson
Is
excluded
from
that
loo.
The
groups
that
may
coalesce
Into
u
third
parly
distrust
him.
Their
leaders
Borah,
Morris,
La
Follelle
have
declared
that
they
regard
Johnson
as
a
backslider
from
ProgreVsiveism,
unit
during
(Continued
on
patfo
alx)
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League
Brooklyn
I,
Pittsburg
2.
New
York
7,
Cincinnati
C.
Boston
2,
Chicago
0,
Philadelphia
t,
St.
Louis
1.
American
League
Cleveland
3,
New
York
0.
Detroit
(J,
Boston
5.
SI.
Louis
3,
Washington
ij
Chicago
3,
Philadelphia
2
Pnbcrihe
for
Ihe
Dally
News.
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NOMINATING
CONVENTION
FRIDAY
The
Liberal
Nominal
lug
Convention
will
be
held
In
Ihe
F.nipress
Theatre
on
Friday
nlghl,
May
23,
DJ2I,
al
8.15
o'clock,
All
delegates
are
re.
quested
to
.iiltendi
H.
F.
GLASSY,
2-
Sec
re
I
a
ry.
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