PRINCE
RUPERT
Fish,
Meat
and
Poultry
Market
Phone
671
CLOSE
SEASON
rnn
uaiiditt
JURY
ASKED
Sons
of
INDICT
BOYS
With
Two
Crimes
Each
Punishable
by
Death
CHU
AOO,
Jinx-
I.
The
Cno
('.ntmly
(iCHiid
Jury
today
were
a
ked
lo
imlivl
Nalau
Leopold,
jr.
Hint
lllrhard
I
!.
youthful
sons
ot
millionaires
and
self-coiifess-M
klpnappeis
ami
sluyeri
of
It
-(
Franks,
the
schoolboy
son
of
a
wealthy
Chicagoaii,
for
miir-il"'
and
kidnapping
for
ransom,
each
of
these
crimes
me
punish-lle
by
death.
The
stales
attorney
also
ordered
an
invfslitfalinn
into
the
possible
involvement
of
Leopold
mid
Loelt
in
Hie
shooling
lasl
fall
of
Freeman
Tracy,
a
university
student,
whoso
body,
was
found
with
a
hullet
in
the
head
and
mutilated
a
few
days
later
by
Charles
Ileum,
a
laxl
driver.
GOVERNMENT
CHANGES
AT
NEWFOUNDLAND
ST
JOHN'S.
Nfhl..
.lone
L
The
defeat
of
llie
lllekuuui
gov-eriiiuent
in
Monday'M
elcclions
Is
conceded,
lleliirns
available,
show
iH
oppositionists
and
two
government
supporters
elected.
FIGHTING
IN
ALBANIA
IN
WHICH
100
KILLED
''Haiins
of
Hie
OntKrrvutive
and!
rUli
niLIDUi
I'rwHehil
parties
fur
recognition
H'nl
election
nod
submitted
rea-'
ti
alter
rcaon
why
their
ap.
!
Treaty
Ratified
by
U.S.
Senate
,,Pa.
w,.lf.
M,,(
roii-i-tcul
or
in'
and
Comes
Into
Effect
In
.,t
iniercsl
of
the
good
November
"nverniin-ill
of
I
trll
Columbia.-
'.Mr.
Maniii
win
the
speaker
of
CANADA
has
pube
ntn
rm
uir
veiling
,
addresses
were
jalMi
given
hy
Hon.
T.
D.
I'atlullo.
Eichange
of
Documents
Will
,M.er
i.r
laud
and
raiididate
Have
to
Take
Place
Yet
Be-'
!fr
ie-certion
In
Priii'-c
lliipert.
fore
Complete
y,
Kergin.
candidate
in
Atliu.
Jr.
II.
V..
Wrinrh.
Liberal
candl.
Advier
ha
been
received
in
Hie
,ue
ptr
Sfceena,
ami
T.
Mo'S
elty
by
wire
from
Washington
Markiy,
Provincial
candidate
for
Ihiil
Hie
halibut,,
close
season
prince
Huperl.
L.
W.
l'lmore
asvciueul
for
Tafle"
water
wti
presided.
The
audience
filled
adopted
by
the
Senate
of
Hie
i
lr.
,u
iu
eapaeily
and
shortly
lulled
Stale
on
Saturday
even-
i,fPr
the
start
there
a
,
Maudlin;
of
l.il
week.
.
The
measure
n(i
room
only.
Iia
already
been
ralified
by
the
opening
with
a.
few
brier
pre-govcnvmrul
of
Canada
and
alt
limiiKiries,
Mr.
Manson
launched
that
l
now
required
In
put
the
almost
at
once
iulo
a
description
agreement
lido
operation
at
once
,,r
I
)
genesis
of
the
third
parly
will
lie
Jhe
excliaiige
of
treaties
which
had
entered
the
provincial
beiween
Hie
wu
rounlric".
The
political
field.
Some
jearx
ao
firsl
clor
ran
will
Hirrcfure
(inii.
Mcltae,
the
leader
of
lite
ari
in
Noeiuber
of
(hi
year
parly,
had
ounlit
entry
in
Hie
for
a
period
of
Hirer)
nionlli!.
iUoucrv
alive
parly
with
an
offer
of
financial
uxibltmce
which
had
been
rejected.
Aflcr
Hie
election
of
lUKi
when
it
became
appap-nl
Dial
the
leadership
of
Mr.
How.
Vr
was
not
altogether
acceptable
to
hi
pin-ty.
(ten.
MHluc
saw
his
opportunity
ami
at
a
bainpiet
iu
Vancouver
nli"nl"d
hiiacly
ly
-
-
Aiinanlas,
thieves,
graflers,
.
.
.
i
t.i
i
i
eroi'KS,
.lexicaus,
u
toooo
suumtih
octopus,
etc.
In
Searchliglil
No.
u
luiiguage
wilh
no
parallel
in
the
political
records
of
Canada
was
o
be
found.
II
was
md
likely
llnil
the
public
al
large
would
ap-pi-eeiale
argiiincnls
in
such
term's.
The
Petition
At
Hie
Provincial
parly
con-venlion
iu
Vancouver,
a
petition
onlaining
exlriinrdlifciry
charges
royal
commission.
It
had
been
LONDON,
June
I.
A
news
signed
partly
al
the
convcnllou
agency
dlspalch
says
Ihe
Albanian
and
a
siibseipienl
parly
at
Hen.
allounlisls
caplured
Tirana
on
Midlae's
residence.
Some
nf
Ihose
Monday
atter
righting
in
which
who
hud
signed
II
had
later
lort
vrerfc
killod
or
wflunrbvi.
I
fcontinu'!cT
on
vago
two
SANSOVINO
WAS
DER3Y
WINNER
KPSOM
DOWNS.
June
t.
Karl
nf
Dcrtiy
San-sovitio
loilay
won
I
lie
Dcr-hy.
KnijlamJ
I's
classic
lurf
event.
Viscount
Aslor"s
SI.
(iei-man's
r-aine
second
Mild
II.
Tallcrsairs
Hurst
-wrnid
lliinl.
Twenty-seven
hores
ran.
Saiisnviuo
won
by
six
leiiglhs
on
a
-low
and
wet
track.
St.
(ieniinii's
wa
a
neck
ahead
of
NEWSPAPERS
some
small
following
at
the
,,llt;,Ur4HsjjC
ur
the
roast
and
hands
of
the
farmers,
the
major-
((,
,,,,
V-lt.,
r
,.e.
Ily
of
t
In-in
resenfed
Hen.
Me-j
-
line's
inlerfeiei.ee.
The
new
-iirn
fUM
nRFW
AWIl
!,.,,
Ipi-
ii.kh
Klin-Id
iiiioii
u
tnur.i'iv
viiiiiaivtuti
ntii
of
llie
province
and
lie
issue
of
the
Searchliglil
coiniuenced.
Die
fronlispiece
of
llie
firsl
Issue
of
Hie
Searchlight
contained
a
number
of
platitudes
includ
ing
one
aginst
llie
policy
of
mud
slinging.
That
iikiIIo,
however,
was
not
lived
up
lo
and
within
the
first
six
pages
a
most
notable
de.
parlui-e
was
lo
be
found.
The
government
was
described
as
dls.
honesl,
uniulelligenl,
black.
mailers,
a
machine,
indecent,
bad.
unpatriotic,
desceudents
of
WOMAN
ARE
BURNED
PAUL
PAINLEVE
IS
HEAD
OF
THE
FRENCH
CHAMBER
OF
DEPUTIES
PAIHS,
June
t.
Paul
Paluleve
was
elected'
'president
of
llie
chamber
of
deputies
today.
MACKELVIE
DIES
OTTAWA,
June
I.
-J.
A.
Mack-civic,
M.P.,
member
for
Yale,
Conservative,
died
In
his
hotel
here
from
heart
disease
al
one
nL.nl
n
si
Mm
uovcrninenl
had
been
uclock
this
morning
on,
his
re-
liliafled
willi
llio
remiest
for
a.
turn
from
a
session
of
t
lie.
House
of
Common.
The
body
will
be
taken
lo
Hie
late.
home
at
Vernon
for
burial
leaving
here
early
tomorrow
morning,
Death
was
due
to
r.u'ural
muses.
QUITE
FREE
No
Longer
Receive
Any
Aid
From!
Qovernment
and
Never
Will:
Taxed
Heavily
j
CO-OPERATIVE
ASSOCIATION
VA.W.OIVLH.
H.C...
June
t.
New-paper
publisher!
from
all
over
the
Dominion
al
tiered
here
today
Tor
the
annual
uici'liu?
of
the
Canadian
Press,
their
cooperative
news
gathering
association.
In
his
annual
address
the
President.
K.
Norman
Smith,
of
the
Ottawa
Journal,
said
as
Jul.
lows:
"11
Is
three
ami
a
half
years
(Continued
on
pae
('
NEWSPAPERMEN
ARE
NOW
AT
VANCOUVER
Millionaires
Charned,
formerly
artive
Hoifir-ervalives,
..
.
.
the
Provincial
parly
had
its
In-!
VANCot
Mill.
June
Mem-ceplion.
Thin
had
been
followed
bcrs
uf
thl
Oana.lian
I'ress
and
up
Willi
a
more
or
less
successful
r.ntadian
Daily
Newspaper
Asso.
effort
lo
join
up
willi
the
''"Hcdl,.,,,,,,,,,
Hrrixei
y.inilay
from
l
armers
of
II.I..
at
the
vernoii
,,
Hui.erl
after
u
fine
and
convention.
Thuuph
he
oblained
,.nlivlli,(.
.IIVI1!..
i
i.v
re
verv
DEATH
IN
COTTAGE
TOIIONTO,
June
Mrs.
Henry
I'epall
and
two
children
were
burned
lo
death
when
a
collage
al
Laslbourne.
Lake
Simroe.
was
deslroyed
by
fire
early
this
morn
ing.
The
Latest
In
Restaurants.
mt
BOSTON
GRILL
Third
Avenue.
Best
of
Food
Good
Service.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Private
Boxes
for
Tarty
Use.
Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VOL.
XIV,
NO,
131.
I'HI.NUK
III
PKHT,
U.C,
WEDNESDAY,
Jl.'.E
',
101.
VMUrdtf'i
Circulation
1613
Strut
4.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
AN
Eil!
'
T0R
FOR
RUPERT
IS
ANNOUNCED
ROUSING
MEETING
LAST
NIGHT
ADDRESSED
BV
FOUR
LIBERAL
CANDIDATES
Ovation
Given
Manson
by
Large
Audience
at
Theatre
Last
Night
Following
a
Brilliant
Address
Dix-uiiriiiiff
fur
fully
lvu
hour.
in
one
of
I
lie
finest
t'uin
j
ijrii
addresses
he
has
ever
delivered,
lion.
A.
M.
Malison,
i
'Homey
general.
1
1
I
I
Hie
big
audience
assembled
in
Hie
Km-ir
Theatre
nl
Hie
l.ilieml
ineeliiiK
night
rnpl
for
every
mciiile
unlit
lie
concluded
shortly
before
I
!.;.
Driving
home
I':
til
ufler
point
in
rapid-fire
siiri-essuili,
Mr.
Malison
received
a
.
t:nc
1
ulleiilivi!
hearing
winch
was
marred
by
not
"
-"ingle
dis-
tirbajicr.
IIuviiik
In1
audience
wilh
him
nil
I
lie
vy,
he
showed
i;i
i-
iiiii-l
convincing
iiiiiiiner
why
it
was
necessary
lo
relurn
Uie
"
1
1
1
lo
for'
.Oliver
government
power
the
wrfaie
of
the
iroiure
as
n
,
whole.
In
uu
effective
hut
cour-j
icon,
manner
he
dealt
willi
the
"'Ml
iS
Looking
from
Old
Loudon
Itridge,
this
,
the
way
the
Cau-iidiau
Pacific
building
shows
up
nl
the
liritish
Kmpire
Kpoiliun.
1A
few
coiistriicliou
ilebris
remain
lo
be
cleared
uway,
but
ollierwise
the
hiiildiug
is
complete,
as
pictured
Elevator
to
be
Built
Here
Is
Announced
from
Ottawa
,Sum
Goes
in
tht
Estimates
Hon.
T.
O.
Pattullo
this
morning
receiving
the
following
letter
from
Hon.
John
Oliver:
Vancouver,
June
3,
1924.
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo,
Care
of
F.
G.
Dawson,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
You
are
authorized
to
announce
that
the
Ottawa
Government
has
decided
to
proceed
with
the
construction
of
the
terminal
grain
elevator
at
Prince
RuperL
Provision
for
this
wilt
be
contained
in
this
year's
estimates.
Pleaso
wire
Manson
immediately
same
effect.
JOHN
OLIVER.
A
letter
received
Saturday
from
Fred
Stork
at
Ottawa
was
to
the
effect
that
the
elevator
was
assured
but
that
he
preferred
an
announcement
should
not
be
made
for
a
few
days.
Mackay
Pours
Hot
Shot
into
Ranks
of
both
Other
Parties
in
Humorous
Vein
at
Meeting
Pattullo,
Kergin
and
Wrinch
Drive
Home
Wholesome
Truths
at
Theatre
Meeting
Last
Night
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo,
candidate
for
Ihis
district
at
the
forth-Sconiing
election,
spoke
briefly
at
the
meeting
last
night
but
he
made
an
excellent
impression.
He
said
that
the
government
jvv-as
not
compelled
lo
gu
to
the
country
at
this
time.
They
could
have
held
on
lo
office
for
eightcen
moiilhs
more
but
they
wanted
the
cndorsalioii
of
the
people
on
a
number
of
questions,
and
he
believed
they
were
going
to
win.
The
charges
of
the
Provincial
Iparty
proved
one
of
the
strong
reasons
for
going
to
the
country.
Big
Issue
r
saa
-
1
The
issue
iu
the
s.-ulli
was
IIATTCIMr1
f)f
A
MO
the
freight
rates.
Vancouver
va
ill
UulIlU
lliiiilU
living
urn
u
up
as
a
result
ui
me
fight
Premier
Oliver
was
pullinx
1p
single
handed
against
Hie
most
powerful
influences.
They
were
lalsn
fighting
to
gel
an
elevator
here
ami
lie
felt
sure
they
were
going
lo
get
it.
Then
Prince
Huperl
would
be
built
up
in
Hie
ame
way.
The
Sun
newspaper,'
against
which
Oliver
had
at
one
jtime
hrought
aclioii
for
libel,
jhad
now
come
out
and
said
they
liould
sink,
their
differences'
be
"If
vou
waul
someone
lo
attend
pink
teas
and
kiss
lhe!".a;t"
have
been
"7"
15,000
"."'
people
l"W
im
this
'
-
v;,le
r.ir
Sam
Nevvlou;
ir
ynt
waul
someone
to
study
ll.e',,'
a1n'1
""'y
wou1'
.,1iul
,i,vc
'"","
galleries
of
Kurope,
vole
for
Duff
Pallullo;
but
if
vou
wanll'0,'1"
'K,gsjg
P'pb?
to
dt
some-
plain
ane
a
man
lo
represent
you
ut
Victoria,
vote
for
me."
Those
were
the
concluding
words
of
it
speech
by
T.
Iloss
Mackay
ill
the
political
meeting
last
night
iu
the
Kuipress
Theatre
iu
which
the
speaker
arraigned
both
of
the
old
parties
ul
some
length
and
urged
support
for
llie
Provincial
Parly
which
is
led
by
Oeneral
iMcltae.
.
In
opeuini;
Mr.
Mackay
said
'''iPAnrPT
PIDl?
had
no
paper
behind
him
had
neither
circulation
nor
I
liquidation.
While
Duff
Pattullo!
had
llie
News
and
Olier
Hesner,
Sam
Newton
had
the
Kmpire
and
Joe
Sigmuud.
The
question
of
freight
rales
was
dismissed
with
llie
remark
that
Oliver
was
Irying
lo
draw
a
red
herring
across
Hie
trail.
What
Oliver
wauled
to
do
was
to
keep
the
people
away
from
the
fact
that
they
were
paying
02
li
cents
a
head
for
Hie
privilege
of
sending
Pallullo
lo
Kurope,
Turning
his
addition
then
to
Hie
other
party
Mr.
Mackay
said
thai
if
lie
was
opposed
lo
Pallullo
why
was
he
not
also
opposed
lo
the
Conservatives?
There
'was
no
more
cunning
poll-llciiin
than
Joe
Sigmuud.
Joe
had
beat
him
to
it
in
gelling
Sam
Newlon
in
llie
field
when.
Ihey
luid
been
trying
lo
Induce
Jim
,
(continued
on
page
five)
GERMAN
OABINET
IILIILIN,
Ju'uo
I,
President
Kbert
has
reappointed
itlie
Marx
caUhflot.
Losa
BURNED
CAMP
Estimated
at
$100,000
Port
Coquitlam
at
Port
Coiuitlam
last
night
cans.
ing
a
loss
estimated
al
$100,000.
Fire
is
sweeping
a
large
limber
area.
DEMPSEY
KNOCKED
OUT
THREE
OPPONENTS
LOS
ANGELES
YESTERDAY
LOS
ANOF.LKS,
June
I.
Jack
Dempsey
lust-
night
knocked
out
three
heavyweights
Iu
scheduled
twti'
round
bouts
for
it
charity
benefit.
Only
ltocco
Stragmalia
raine.
up
fgr
a
ieconJ
rou;id
-
.there
had
been
a
fight.
He
had
fought
for
a
big
power
system
and
been
bealeit
for
political
j
purposes
y
the
same
people
wlio
were
trying
to
defeat
him1
now
had
mem.
hers
iu
(he
House
and
had
the
FOR
BRITAIN
Health
.Minister
Outlines
Policy
of
Government
In
House
of
Commons
TO
SPEND
HUGE
SUMS
LONDON,
June
.
Health
Minister
John
Wheatlcy
in
the
cause
if
they
did
not
do
so
lhe"ouse
or
Commons
last
niglil
freight
rates
fiahl
was
lost,
outlined
Hie
(Soverniiienl's
solu-When
the
fislil
was
won
it
would
Hon
to.
the
housing
problem..
It
be
possible
to
ship
grain
from
Saskatchewan
as
well
as
from.
Alberfa
lo
thbV-
coaslf
In
the
south
they
were
looking
to
(hat
issue
lo
return
the
government.
strenuous,
fight
for
this
city.
From
llie
day
when
llie
water
supply
was
alienated
at
u
time
when
Howler
was
t
lie
chief
functionary.,
of
Hie
gnvernment
ami
the
city
had
to
buy
it
back
comprises
a
system
for
the
expenditure
of
34.000,000
annually
in
state-subsidies
extending
over
it
long
scries
of
years
making
an
ultimate
expenditure
of
Large
railway
and
oilier
interests
1
1.
37C.000.000.
were
opposing
the
guvernmeuf
Mr.
Wheallcy
said
llie
growth
those
opposed
to
the
forward
la-'or
population
necessitated
lhs
bor
legislation
of
the
government
building
of
IOi'i.OOO
houses
year-were
opposing
them
and
big
tint-!ly-
Housing
conditions
tlirough-ber
interests
were
against
them,
out
the
counlry
were
rapidly
be-That
was
why
they
should
looV'couiing
acute
owing
to
the
lack
to
the
common
people
for
sup-lot
building,
port.
I
'
"
The
minister
said
this
was
not
Hie
first
time
lie
had
put
up
n
TWO
FLIGHTS
INFAREAST
Two
Americans
Reach
Shanghai
and
Dolsy
Gets
to
Pingyang,
Korea
TOKIO,
June
I.
Oaplain
Dolsy
left
Pingyang
at
5.(15
this
morn-
The
dereat
or
llio
hydro-elect
ro,g
aid
arrived
al
Taiku
in
project
was
Hie
worst
day's
work
Southern
Korea
at
8.15.
Prince
Huperl
had
ever
dtme.
SIIANOHAI,
June
l
Lieuten-(Applausc
If
the,
agreement
had
ants
Wade
and
Nelson
arrived
been
carried
out
there
would
from
Kagoshinta
loday
covering
he
50(1
miles
iu
7
hours
35
nuii-
Lieut.
Smith
in
the
Hunt
was
unable
lo
leave
Kago-
thing
for
the
town,
lie
hail
fought,
shima
owing
lo
engine
trouble,
ami
gone
down
lo
defeat
on
that
but
will
hop
off
for
Shanghai
ait
issue.
Where
was
Mayor
New-soon
as
the
trouble
is
remedied.
ton
at
that
lime?
lie
was
opposed
to
that
project.
It
was.
also
op-'Q
111
I
AMrCflDH
posed
by
Joe
Merryficld
who
was
jyjl
LnWurUilU
loo.yr
oruunizer
lor
.tr.
miwser
on
whose
ticket
Newlon
was
running.
He
did
not
want
to
go
into
too
much
ancient
history
but
if
the
people
here
supported
Newlon
Ihey
were
supporting
the
man
who
had
helped
to
defeat
that
project.
Mr.
Pattullo
said
he
had
always
been
behind
any
project
tor
the
advantage
or
northern
Hrilish
VANCOUYF.il,
June
I-
A
rorestVohmllia
(,.p
aill.(.cLuA
ivoly
fire
ire
deslroyed
u
ramp,
eu.uip.ne.il
L
,
..
wm,k
of
(.rl
KVrB,nf
mpm
.1
1
1
i
ti
......
mun
til
...IH
rail-
.,
A1in
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ii...
ii..-
i
i
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ui
tin-
llM-
...fiMOIK
v....
Ul.
,
....
,lf
l.
ip.,v,,
ABLE
TO
SEE
Negro
Pugilist
Recovers
Sight
After
Operation
at
New
York
NKW
YOIIK,
June
I.
-
Sam
Langford,
the
veteran
Negro
pugilist,
recovered
his
sight
by
it
tree
operation.
Langford
was
sent
lo
New
York
by
funds
con
(tributcd
by
Los
Angeles
right
fans.
confidence,
and
respect
of
Hie
.
.
lmi-n
An--.
members,
of
the
Legislature.
The!
DANuI
1
3
UrffiK
IU
.i
..i
..i
.
i..
,
,
iii-i-inpiiii-iii
koiiik
uu
in
ne
north
was
due
.largely
to
Hert
Kergin.
,
Labor's
Position
He
was
(old
thai
he
wa
being
ojiposed
in
labor
circles
mid
he
could
not
understand
that.
The
RELEASE
MISSIONARIES
LONDON,
June
1.
The
Kveu.
ing
.News
prints
a
Jlong
Kong
de-spulch
Ihat
Chinese
bamlils,
who
recently
seiied
mlssiunaries,
have
offered
to
release
Ilex
ll.iv
(if
fill
government
of
which
he
was
a,Soulhern
Haptlst
Mission
and
II.
member
had
done
mot
than
all,
H.
Card
or
(ho
Australia...
on
con-other
provinces
combined
or
alldltion
that
will,
In
a
fortnight
a
previous
legislalures
combiiied,large
sum
of
money
b
delivered
along
the
lin,e
of
labor
and'soclal
Jo
them
und
also
100
nlstoU
ami
legislation.
So
much
was
this
the
(cuminuud
on
pau
five)
I
."00
rifle
and
much
ammuni
tion.