CANADA
NOT
YET
INVITED
s
VICTORIA
STATE
ELECTION
RETURNS
MIXIIOl'ilNK,
June
J7.
The
Vicloria
el
ale
elections
are
idill
Ineoinplele
hut
till
the
minister
have
been
re-elected.
Labor
has
pained
five
ealn
nl
the
expense
of
the
nalioiKillsIs
and
the
Liberals
now
have
SI
seals.
Labor
28,
Farmer's
party
12,
Independent
I.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
American
League
New
York
5,
Boston
fl.
Philadefphlu
0-1,
Washington,
-0.
Cleveland
7,
Chicaifo
I.
Delroil-Pl.
Louis,
rain.
National
League
Iloslon
1,
New,
York
8.
,
Brooklyn
2,
Philadelphia
3.
St.
Louis
2,
.
Cincinnati'
1.
,
,
Chli.-afco':l.
pMtsl'ury
?.
'
kill
probably
join
hand
in
se
lecting
a
common
candidate
for
'the
by
-elect
ion
thai
may
be
held
(
give
Vancouver
representation
Cable
Eipecled
Soon
In
Regard
,
()0
cabinet.
Thi
agreement
to
Inter-allled
Conference
,
qualified
by
the
judanrrnt
of
a
London
'some
prnineial
leaders
who
'would
not
niiioe
Charles
Wood-
n
i
l
AW
A,
June
J7.
The
Canadian
government
ha
not
yd
received
an
invitation
to
the
in-
ler-altjed
cuiifarwic
on
Uie
Dawe
report,
JIled
prjnler
jward
if
he
should
Ite
appointed
Iniinislcr
of
finance
and
come
bark
lo
Vancouver
for
re-election.
Woodward
Desirable
I,.,,-,.
Hi
0,,iai-iiiu.iila
itlarwl-
Mackmtt
Klny
In
tfic'ilouM'
ofjpwMt
ndwWdwTuld
"be
I
imitiotiM
when
replying
In
qurJw,,,y
dutiable
but
ft
is
under-llons
The
premier
said
ho
had
,tod
ho
ba
no
great
desire
to
re
-encd
a
telegram
from
Uie
undertake
the
hard
work
attached
(
lotiul
secretary
calling
his
al-;t
the
office.
Unquestionably
if
b'di..ti
lo
a
statement
by
I're-
,e
will
aeeepl
he
can
have
the
liner
II
a
in
my
Macdmuld
In
Ihe
position.
The
government
will
British
lloue
in
regard
to
the
lloi
nkc
any
cliainv
on
weaken-cniifrreiice
AUo
he
had
received
nig
t
following
in
the
llou-e.
a
fable
from
I
lie
name
source
in-j
"The
firt
Job
of
the
adminis-h
mating
thai
a
further
mes.age
iration
i
to
riiiil
i)
place
for
the
would
be
sent
shortly
but
so
far
pre
in
i
or.
There)
a
derided
wih
to
no
definile
invitation
liad
been
keep
Patterson
a
member
for
received
and
until
that
happened
Delta.
Skeena
loday
look.
like
he
c
uld
not
ay
if
Canada
would
the
chosen
spot
for
Oliver
and
it!
accept
in
unilerto(M
Dr.
Wrinch
is
-
.willing
to
maki
way
for
him
CHAMPIONSHIP
C,i:
.isr.-iT
PISH
ARRIVALS
TODAY
nniirp
rmrriiT
dUU
ly
rUUbn
1
1
totalled
144,000
lbs.
Gen9
Tunney
Scores
Triple
Two
American
and
Soven
Cana-
Knockout
Over
Ermlnlo
8palla
at
New
York
Nl
W
VI
til
K.
June
?7.
-
One
Tunney
icied
a
technical
knock,
out
over
r.rmmio
Spalta.the
European
heaiyweiuht
champion
lat
nigh
Larry
lUtridge
of
New
York
won
the
Negro
middleweight
rhamploinhip
of
the
world
defeating
Panama
Joe
l,m
in
ten
roumU.
Harry
Oreh
retained
Ihe
world
middleweight
championship,
defeating
Ted
Moore.
Kuglith
challenger.
In
a
fuot
fifteen
rounds.
dlan
Boats
Sold
Catches
at
Exchange
This
Morning
Nine
halibut
boat
marketed
ratchc
totaling
ltt.000
pounds
at
tlie
Fish
Exchange,
this
morning.
Two
American
boats
had
811,000
pounds
ami
ccu
(na-dians.
55,(10(1
pounds.
Arrivals
and
sales
were
as
fol
lows
:
'
American
Vansee.
70.00(1
ll..
at
l?e
and
fie,
to
I
lie
Canadian
Fish
,V
CoUl
!?lorape
(Jo
.
Itoald
AuvumUen.
ID.OOO
lbs.,
at
12c
ami
c,
to
the
Pacific
Fisheries.
Canadian
Joe
Baker,
H.flOO
lbs.,
at
tl.7o
and
Ho,
lo
the
Itoyal
Fish
Co.
Ingred
II.,
8,000
lbs...
at
1
1.7c
and
8c,
and
Marguerite.
11.000
lbs.,
at
12.2c
and
8c,
to
the
AUin
Fisheries.,
Imperieuse,
7,000
lbs.,
at
12.te
and
8c;
Lillian
M.,
7.00(1
lbs.,
at
12.4c
and
He;
and
(Jibson.
7.000
lbs,,
at
11.5c
and
8c.
lo
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
r.npe
Swain.
1.000
lbs.,
at
II.
fit
and
8c.
lo
the
Booth
Fisheries
Canadian
Co.
AMENDMENT
TO
BILL
ON
CHURCH
UNION
OTTAWA,
June
27
The
House
of
Commons
in
coiiMiiillce
of
Hie
whole
last
night
carried
an
amendment
lo
the
Church
Union
CITY
FINED
FOR
NOT
COMPLYING
WITH
REGULATIONS
Ten
dollar
wa
the
fin(-inflieled
in
the
pulirr
court
I
hi
morning
on
Hie
city
of
Prince
Ituperl
for
failing
to
afflx
a
two
cent
clump
lo
a
receipt
for
an
auiiiunt
over
ten
dollar.
The
information
wa
laid
through
William-.
.Muiimih
and
Gonzalez
on
behalf
of
I
he
Collector
of
cutom
and
eici'.
It
alo
announced
Unit
other
complaint
have
been
made
of
omiMontt
lo
Matnp
lhec
documenlc
and
it
Ik
stated
that
all
violation
will
lee
pro-M-euleil
and
heavier
fine
JUikeiL
LIGNITE
COAL
SASKATCHEWAN
Seam
Fifteen
Feet
Thick
to
be
Developed
to
Supply
Prairie
Market
lions
being
continued
at
Surf
In-i
'et
on
the
present
scale,
this
year
ind
next.
J.
II.
Morgan
is
personally
in")
hargc
of
Ihe
work
being
carried!
on.
To
lake
the
logs
from
the
bush
to
Ihe
waler,
A
frames
and
skyj
lines
operated
by
donkeys
are
used.
Once
at
the
foot
of
the1
lake,
a
gate-operated
sliule
takes
Hie
lojs
the
short
distance
down
i
I
lie
stream
to
the
sea
where
they
are
boomed
ami
taken
lo
thn
mill.
TOURIST
PARTY
WAS
IN
CITY
TODAY
FROM
CALIFORNIA
CITIES
A
parly
or
fifty
tourists
in
charge
or
Ihe
Pcck-Judah
Com-pany
of
San
Francisco,
personally
conducted
by
their
publicity
agent,
G.
11.
Briinacomhe,
arrived
today
on
the
Princess
Loulso
on
or
a
large
number
of
similar
tours
being
conducted
by
the
.simiie
rirm,
In
this
part
of
the
country.
There
Is
one
now
in
Alaska
and
another
leaving
Call,
fornla
today.
TAXI
The
Latast
In
Restaurant.
25
Ambulance
Service
and
mm
mil
BOSTON
GRILL
Third
Avenue.
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
Best
of
Food
Good
Service.
and
6th
8t.
PRINCE
RUPERT
PriVale
Boxes
for
Parly
Use.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
."it
i..
VOL
XIV
.
NO,
151
"'I'm
VIUSCK
HUPF.HT.
11.(1;
FRIDAY,
JUNE
27,
1021.
YetercUyji
ClmiUUon,
SM
elrwt
StWt,
m
PAIGE
FIVE
CENTS.
"0,
1
'
,
:
gsa
POLITICAL'
SPATON
REMAINS
UNCHANGED
CANNIBALS
EAT
LIGHTHOUSE
KEEPER;
DELAY
AMERICAN
SHIP
AT
SOKOTRA
Bowser
has
Decided
to
Retire
and
Oliver
may
run
in
Skeena
Provincials
and
Tories
Unite
V
ANCOL'VKH.
June
27.
F.xiepliiig
Prune
Oenrge,
winch
Pie
only
)oiilitfnl
scat,
the
standing
of
the
parties
is
likely
to
Ti:yi
ii
unchanged
until
July
12
when
the
absentee
voles
are
tiled,
A
missing
Miiall
poll
nl
Prince
Oeorge
where
Burden,
(joiiscrvativr,
so
far
lead
by
three
over
Perry,
Liberal,
may
not
he
available
fur
several
day.
The
Vancouver
Province
carries
the
following
despatch
ktohi
Victoria:
W
J,
Bowser
ha
definitely
decided
to
retire
from
the
leadership
of
(lie
linservatlves.
!A
rapproaehinenl
between
Conservative
ami
Provincial
has
so
:
far
proceeded
that
these
parties
bill
providing
that
it
should
come
into
effect
on
June
10,
1025.
.
Subcribe
for
the
Daily
News.
MOO.SFJAW,
Sask'n,
June
27
A
seam
of
lignite
coal
15
feel
in
Ihirkuce
ha
been
found
on
the
farm
of
J.
A.
Mitchell,
a
couple
miles
from
the
town
of
Lawson
on
the
Moosejaw
-
Itiverliursl
branch
of
Ihe
Canadian
National
railways,
w.
II.
Hastings,
mining
engineer
of
Ihe
Department
of
Industries,
Saskatchewan,
who
made
an
examination
of
Ihe
de
posit
slate
that
Ihe
coal
ap
pears
III
he
a
good
average
grade
of
lignite,
at
Hie
point
where
Ihe
coal
was
tapped,
in
the
proces
of
sinking
a
well,
the
over-burden
Is
only
1
1
feel.
Mr.
Hastings
recommends
Hut
Ihe
(lovernment
undertake
to
do
a
limited
amount
of
drilling
in
Hie
area,
sutllcienl
to
determine
if
Ihe
seam
has
any
considerable
lateral
extent
and
also
to
ascertain
if
there
are
deeper
and
harder
seams
below
the
one
in
question.
The,
Canadian
National
flail-
ways
passes
close
to
the
locality
where
the
coal
was
found.
If
this
coal
pro'ves
to
be
as
good
quality
as
thought,
a
mining
industry-
will
undoubtedly
he
developed
at
Law-sou,
owing
lo
the
proximity
of
fuch
good
markets
as
the
cilies
of
Moosejaw
and
Itegina,
also
other
towns
In
that
part
of
Saskatchewan,
lo
say
nothing
of
the
demand
there
would
he
from
the
farming
communiljes
in
that
well
settled
section
of
the
province.
Iliveihurst
is
sixty
miles
north
of
Moosejaw.
This
Is
the
furthest
north
thai
such
a
large
seam
of
coal
has
yet
been
found
in
the
settled
areas
of
Saskatchewan,
BRITISH
FLYER
OFF
Left
Foe
Bankok
This
Morning
Early
on
Round
World
Flight
HANOOON,
Juno
27.
The,
British
round
the
world
aviator,
Stuarl
MacLurcti.
left
today
for
lUankok
at
C
a.m.
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Miss
Juliet,
vaudeville
star,
is
here
shown
holding
a
bowl
which
one
belonged
to
King
TuL
Kgyptologits
have
offered
immense
sums
for
it,
but
Miss
Juliet
refuses
to
part
with
Ihe
rare
vessel.
Logging
Operations
by
Local
Firm
at
Surf
Inlet
Show
Good
Results
by
Efficient
Methods
One
of
the
busiest
and
most
efficiently
conducted
logging
enterprises
on
the
north
coast
is
that
of
J.
It,
Morgan
Ltd.,
at
Surf
Inlet.
SixlJJfive
men
are
employed
and
100,000
feet
of
logs
are
being
put
into
the
water
dally.
Already,
as
a
result
of
this
season's
operations,
four
and
u
half
million
feet
are
ready
to
be
towed
to
the
Pacific
Mills
at
Ocean
Falls.
There
are
three
camps,
the
main
one
being
adjacent
lo
the
mine
lamlinir
'
on
be
lake.
The
limits
held
by
Ihe
company
in-,
elude
practically
the
entire
iore-l
shore
of
the
lake
so
two
of
llm
ramps
are
moved
frequently
from
i
place
lo
place.
The
company
has
enougli.
timber
to
ensure
opera-.
CANNIBALS
ATE
KEEPER
LIGHTHOUSE
American
Steamer
Delayed:
Five
Llghtkeepera
Also
Were
Eaten
SAN
FRANCISCO,
June
17.
Because
cannibals
had
eaten
the
lighthouse
keeper
on
the
Island
of
Sokotra,
between
Colombo
ar.d
Suez,
the
steamer
President
Garfield
was
forced
to
remain
at
anchor
outside
the
port
all
night,
according
to
officials
of
the
company
hero
to
that
effect.
The
British
.authorities
at
Suez
advlssd
the
captain
or
the
Garfield
that
five
previous
lighthouse
keep-era
had
disappeared
In
the
same
way.
With
280
'passengers,
mostly
tourists,
aboard
CP.lt.
steamer
Princess
Louise,
Capt.
Arthur
Slater,
was
in.
port
front
10
o'clock
lo
12
this
morning
on
her
way
north.
The
following
debarked
from
Ihe
vessel
herei
im-u
uy
in
iasKa
uiey
are
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
Ilea,
Mr.
nnd
im.hi
o.uuoinia
cmes
ami
are
one.Mrs.
A.
Hamilton
and
J.
A.
Mil.
ler.
Those
leaving
lor
the
north
were:
I..
B.
lloberls,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
N.
Drugg
and
Jens
F.rlandsen
for
Ketchikan;
II.
lnksler
for
Wran-gell;
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
II.
J
S.
Car-l
r
und
son
for
Skagwuy.
Three
Spans
of
Bridge
at
Terrace
are
Completed
and
Structure
is
Well
Advanced
Four
of
the
nx
steel
.spnns
in
the
bridge
across
the
Skeena
Itivcr
at
Terrace
have
been
erected
according
to
Major
It.
M.
Taylor,
dislrict
engineer
for
the
provincial
department
of
public
work's,
who
returned
on
last
night's
train
after
having
paid
a
visit
of
inspection
to
the
work.
The
spans
already
put
in
have
been
bolted
but
not
rivelted
and
six
weeks
work
will
be
necessary
Tor
that
The
remaining
two
spans,
those
on.
the
north
side
of
the
river,
ure
the
linget
and
will
take
a
greater
space
or
time
to
pol
in.
Much
depends
on
the
height
of
the
river
with
regard
fo
the
time
that
it
will
take
to
-
complete
the
bridge
hut,
itt,ftlIPftV'
PfUCM
good
conditions
prevailing,
it
;l
.tlr,!
,n
llJVr.ll
j?i.uij
f
,
lauj
iui
ttaijiv
September.
Willi
the
erection
of!
the
spans
finished,
th
next
work;
.will
be
the
decking.
!
j
The
sleel
i.
beinp
put
in
hyi
using
an
overhead
traveller
oper-,Bp,tlh
Government
Announces
ated
with
a
donkey
engine
from
a
cable
stretched
atii-oss"
the
rhvr
Twelve
men
?re
engaged
on
the
work
and
1
K.
Davis,
suh-'tantraclor
under
John
Couglan
&
hoiis,
of
aneiuvcr,
is
in
charge.
HUMILIATION
DAY
ANNUAL,
EVENT
IN
JAPAN
ANNOUNCED
VICTOHIA.
June
27.
Pasensers
aboard
Ihe
President
Jackson
from
Japan
stale
that
Ihe
Japanese
are
planning
lo
celebrate
Humiliation
Day
annually
on
the
date
on
which
President
Coolidge
signed
the
Japanese
ex
elusion
hill.
This
will
be
done
in
order
lo
show
their
resentment
at
tlio
affront
to
their
national
pride.
4
.
NINETY
FOOT
YACHT
i
:
i
IS
IN
PORT
TODAY
The
90
-foot
express
cruder
Wanda
of
Seattle,
having
on
hoard
a
party
of
seven
business
men
from
that
city-headed
by
C
Oil
Co.s
dock.
The
xessel
was
in
Ihe
course
of
a
cruise
or
northern
waters
as
far
as
this
port
and
returned
soutli
early
this
The
Wanda
has
uOO
horse
power
engining
and
is
driven
by
irtple
screws
so
is
a
speedy
boat.
She
is
also
a
graceful
craft
and
attracted
attention
on
the
water
front.
The
party
on
board
the
Wanda
was
as
follows:
l
D.
Stimson,
president
of
the
i
SliniMiu
Mill
Co.,
captain
and
owner
of
the
boat.
j
M.
A.
Arnold,
president
of
the
First
National
Bank.
A.
B.
Stewart,
president
of
tin?
Slewiirt-llolmes
Drug
Co.
Dr.
L.
W.
Sharpies,
prominent
surgeon.
O,
II.
Clarke
president
of
the
Kelly-Llarke
Co.,
exporters.
C,
L.
King
of
tlie
Merrlll-ltiug
Lumber
Co.
Harvey
Llndley,
retired
capi
talist.
Ihe
bout,
which
is
electrically
equipped
throughout,
carries
a
crew
of
-
four
engineer,
deck
hand,
rook
and
cabin
hoy.
Karly
this
aflernoou
(be
Wan
Ha-
relurned
south.
Tonight
will
be
spent
at
I.owe
Inlet.
Tlie
trip
up
the
coast,
was
made
by
easy
stages-but
the
return
will
be
poedier
Advertise
la
t.h
Dally
New,
REPUBLICANS
Its
Position
In
Regard
to
Ireland
LONDON,
June
27
In
a
statement
in
the
House
of
Common
regarding
Ihe
Irish
republic
re
cognition
at
Washington,
J.
H.
Thomas,
colonial
secretary,
said
there
seemed
to
be
an
Impression
tliai
if
the
Irish
republic
was
askei,
for.dl
.wdutd..le,con-sidered.
Mr.
Thomas
asserted
that
any
such
demands
would
re
ceive
Hie
same
reply
that
he
believed
it
would
have
received
from
either
of
the
two
previous
governments
sinc.v
the
treaty
was
signed.
The
present
government
believed
that
peace
and
friendship
could
be
maintained
in
Ireland
by
the
establishment
of
a
free
state
as
a
self-governing
dominion
in
Ihe
British
Com
monwealth
and
in
no
other
way1.
NAMES
IN
FOR
NOMINATION
Number
of
Men
Proposed
Contest
Presidency
With
Coolidge
William
McAdoo
of
California.'
to
NF.W
YOIIK,
June
27
The
fol
lowing
men
were
formally
nominated
to
be
Ihe
nominee
of
the
l.
Million,
owner
of
the
craft,
.National
Democratic
convention
arrived
in
port
thi
morning
for
for
Ihe
presidency
of
the
United
fuel
and
tied
up
at
the.
Iinperiar.Siates:
Governor
Alfred
Smith,
of
New
York.
Senator
Oscar
Underwood.
Senator
Jos.
Hobiuson
of
Arkan
sas.
Senator
llalstch.
Former
Senator
Willard
bury
f,t
Delaware.
(oernor
llitchie
of
Maryland.
Foiuit
secretary
Houston.
Senator
Ferris.
Oovemor
Davis
of
Kansas.
Kx-Oovernor
Cox
of
Ohio.
AMUNDSEN
WILL
NOT
Sals-
GO
TO
THE
NORTH
Has
Postponed
His
Visit
to
the
Pole
Owing
o
Economlo
Difficulties
CIIIIISTIANIA,
June
.r.-rllaold
Amundsen
anmYjnce
the
ac
ceptance,
of
ihe
trip
to
the
North
Pole
bus
been
postponed
be
cause
of
economic
difricullies.
If.
is
out
or
tlie
question
for
him
to
siari
mis
year,
a
report
from
I'isa,
Italy,
fttales,
J.
A.
Miller,
Ihe.
well
known
local
civil
engineer,
returned
to
the
clly
on
tho
.
priness
Louise
this
morning
afler,
having
pent
the
past
six
months
,ln
,Kogland.
He
nxpecls
lo
remuln
here.
While
in
the
Old,
Country,
Mr,
Miller
vfsilcd
the
Empire
Exhibition.