PRINCE
RUPERT
Fish,
Meat
and
Poultry
Market
Phone
671
RICH
Dominion
Qovernment
to
Give
Banquet
and
Tour
Far
as
Calgary
and
Edmonton
OTTAWA,
May
!.
-
The
iiiiulJii
OinrjjU'ieitl
plan
fr
he
reception
jo
'"'
Urilioli
THIS
ANNIVERSARY
BATTLE
OF
JUTLAND
Today
is
the
eighth
auniMr
farv
of
(In
Hultle
of
Jutland.
On
May
31.
M0,
Hie
Itrillsli
ballb
cnilser
Heel
under
Admiral
Ileal
-ami
the
Herman
bailie
Heel
engaged
in
a
lerrlflc
naval
en-eounler
off
.lutbuul,
JMral
lin-Porlanl
baltlcsh
ins
were
lost
on
both
sides
and
many
lives,
Hie
'erinans
sulTering
a
heavy
de-"'al
In
Ihe
engiiaeinent.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
National
Loaguo
Cincinnati
0.1,
Chicago
,2-2.
Hoslon
5-1,
llrooklyn
fi-5,
ew,
York
ll.tl,
Philadelphia
4
l
Louis
0-2,
I'lilsbuiB
1.3.
American
Leanue
Chieagn
2-11.
HI.
Louis
5-1.
I'hlladeliihla
0.5,
.New
York
-ft
Detroit
11-.',
Cleveland
7-0.'
v
.iliinjt,m
l.lo,
Iloglun
0-"3.
Union
Steamer
was
Undamaged
After
Contact
Near
Oceanlo
Examined
by
Capt.
McCoskrle
Union
fdeamer
Venture.
Capt.
A.
Johnstone,
while
in
he
Skeena
lllver,
louched
a
tock
near
Oceanic
Cannery
al
high
water
veslerday
morning.
Damage
if
any
was
slight
anil
Ihe
vessel
was
able
lo
proceed
arriving
here
yesterday
aflernoou
at
I
o'clock
and
continuing
In
the
-vans
lllver.
rhis
morning,
when
the
vessel
was
in
port
southbound,
she
was
Inspected
by
Capl.
McCoskrie
he
roic
reluming
lo
Vancouver.
EXPLOSION
KILLS
40
IIUCIIKUKST,
May
31.
The
f
life
In
Ihe
fire
and
series
of
exnlosions
at
Ihe
(Sovernmcnt
arsenal
Wednesday
is
now
stim
uli
d
!
f-,rty.
COLLEGE
....
.,
,
,
,,
it.
i
ion.
nie
iiruvincr
win
i-
ni"-will
be
added
to
the
chain
of
out-
J
,
.,....
"
"r
'
v"
1
"
"
landing
i.ulilical
events
which
.
'.
.
,
i
..t
Have
Mirrru
uie
guvcriiiu'.-iii
u'l
V'....
r,,,,f,,lini,,V.,nni,Vholltffltl.
-
ously
since
the
resignation
of
the,
FOSTER
EXAMINED
Njuiidiivi
ii
the
I'arinc
citasi
Hr
uc.anL
Suulrca
adniliilra
ere
aim
iced
hit
iilwhl
by
tn
)pnr
wie
lC
nieral
mliil-ler
of
.NalloiiMt
Defence
C,.P0,H
nrc
,eld
on
Tuesday
of
Miicdoiiiild.
cit
vscek.
Seldom
ha
?o
inut-h
The
Uoiuhiiun
will
Rive
oIllcerM
turmoil
been
crowded
Into
a
short
of
Hip
lleet
an
olllclal
writ-tune
,,ncc
of
lime
,
j,u
wfn
t,
on
their
arrUaUand
will
lend.T
can1.
,
Newfoundland
during
tin
them
u
neeplliii
initl
dinner
al
,a)ll
XVcle
moutlis.
aiil
urtsil
in
Victoria
Suheijuiiilly
a
parly
crr(kl
H(
home
and
abroad
ccn-nf
.ill
ollleerx
and
S3
men
will
irvn
around
tho
oulctuno
of
next
be
shell
a
tour
In
Calvary
ami
Week'it
contest.
It
lias
been
pre-Ivdumiilon
and
back
via
the
Yel-
fur,.,'
j,y
the
resiiinitiou
of
three
louhead
Pass.
In
ht
lour
tile
,if
fon-nt
aduiini'trations:
the
in-(internment
of
Alberta
will
eo-
uiry
by
llial
Oomiitls-ion
iutti
oprrale
with
Hie
I'miiluiou.
nlleaeil
miscondurt
of
an
cx-
BELGIAN
SUIT
DAMAGES
LOST,
pfeniier
and
a
nilnlsler
of
the
'crown:
the
siilnetpieut
arrest
of
lex-Premier
Stpiiies.
Hon.
Ir.
!Aex.
Campbell,
one
of
hi
minis
ters,
and
s'eral
imveriiuieitt
of
ficials
on
chartJi's
of
miappro
Innallm
of
oublic
funds:
the
de-
r
i
..'...I
......
1
1....
..r
lliAiiil..r
ilTill
41111
'l
Eighty
Thousand
Wen
Who
Were
nnens
administration
on
thci
Forced
to
Labor
During
War
,ny
imrliaiuciil
assemtdeil
and;
Get
Nothing
(l(
collapse
wilhin
Iwm
tlays
of
-
Premier
Wnrren's
second
cabinet'
t.lM
VA.
May
31.
mnier
W,C,
,ad
been'
rtirmel
nrier
a
i
'lIci
llxK
ilaniHue
uil
brtiught
nvoliv
shake-Up
of
the
a,-aiiil
the
(Jernian
(tuternmenl
pulititsil
machinery
of
the
colony,
by
Kn.nnn
llclvians
who
were
dc-phc
eainpatn
which
comes
at
a
iM-rlcd
for
forced
lalnir
in
(er-jniore
favorable
Hum
of
the
year
many
during
Hie
war.
which
has
(,
last
contest
which
was
I'n
on.
I
rin
t
here
the
last
three
;
fought
in
the
midst
of
a
tempes-f.-nilh
before
a
mixed
ftcrnvan
(nous
wilder,
is
being
conducted
libit
ration
tribunal,
has
been
lost
Vlh
all
the
energy
and
eulliusi.
I')
the
plaintiffis.
asm
Dial
usually
illslinuishe'i
the
municipality
a
al
present.
Trawler
Touched
Bottom
on
Recent
Flshln;
Trip
but
Damaae
Is
Slight
Canadian
Kili
iV
C'dd
Storage
Cti.'s
trawlt-r
U.
K.
l'oler
was
taken
on
the
pouloous
al
I
In
Canadian
National
dry
dock
this
morning
for
examination
following
a
recent
grounding1
while
out
fishing.
The
examination
will
be
cj.ndurle.l
by
T.
M.
Wilkie,
underwriters'
representative.
The
damage
is
uudcrsloiH)
to
be
slight.
40
BUILDINGS
ARE
DESTROYED
Fire
In
Quebec
Village
Dostroyes
Church,
Convent,
Store
and
Houses
MONTIIKAI.,
May
31.
Forty
buildings
including
a
church,
conenl.
general
More,
shops
and
thirty
dwellings
were
destroyed
liv
file
lasl
li
tu
lit
tlirougli
Ihe
resull
of
an
overheated
sloe
al
v-...r
ii
1
lit
(,.,
i
niu
I
Me.
Kmilm
de
l.nergie.
a
village
iH
iuuinnuiii
ihiiiivi.-"
.
I'viiuviii
.
.
.
.j,
YENTURE
TOUCHED
1
3d
miles
north
of
Jolhelle.
loss
of
life
Is
reported.
ROCK
AT
OCEANIC
CANADIAN
IMPORTER
MONTHKAL,
May
31.
The
ur
rival
nf
Ihe
steamer
Canadian
Infportcr
arriving
here
tonight
from
Vancouver
will
mark
Hie
opening
or
the
C.O.M.M.
inter
coaslul
service
belwecn
Van
couvcr
and
Montreal.
HOLDERNESS
CHAMPION
SI.
Andrews,
May
31.
K.
W.
Ilohlerness,
former
llrillsh
ama
teur
golf
champion
today
regained
Ihe
title
by
defeating
F..
F.
Slorr,;
three
up
and
two
to
play
in
the
final
round.
RECOGNIZES
SOVIET
PF.KIN,
May
31.
China
Tias
decided
lo
recognize
Soviet
Hus-sfa.
;
.
.
1
Sulcrlbe
for
the
Dally
Kws.
AFTER
GROUNDING
in
AT
MONTREAL
TODAY
The
Latest
In
Restaurant.
BOSTON
GRILL
Third
Avenue.
Beat'
of
Food
Good
Service.
PRINCE.
RUPERT
Private
Doxe9
for
Party
Use.
"Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VOI
XIV.,
128.
',
.
',,.
PHINCi:
HUPKHT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
MAY
31,
11)24.
YMUrdn'l
Circulation
1664
tlrttt
SalM
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
T
BOYS
MURDERED
Huekiiig
bronchos
is
a
pretty
tough
proposition
as
far
as
"silting
pretty"
is
concerned,
hut
when
it
comes
to
bucking
motorcycles
look
out
for
real
trouble.
A
roiiglirider
just
recovering
his
seat
is
pictured.
Plenty
of
Candidates
from
whom
Electors
may
Choose
in
Elections
which
are
now
on
YANCtUJYKIt,
May
31.
Itrilisli
Columbia
has
107
candidates
from
whom
lo
choosr
H
members
in
the
next
legislature
rin
eleHiouriayJUhe
20.'
YaueMiver
has.
27
caiididatefor'Mx
places
and
Victoria-
13
from
whom
lo
select
four.
Skeena
and
Cniuhrook
are
the
only
two
seats
in
which
there
Is
a
straight
light
between
the
old
parties.
In
23
ridings
Ihere
are
three-man
contests
and
in
12
ridings
four
candidate-..
Conservatives
hae
n
full
slate
of
18
candidates.
Liberal,
10,
Provincials
15,
Labor
18,
and
in
addition
ihere
are
ten
imlependenls.
Seven
candidates
are
women,
four
if
whom
are
running
in
Vancouver,
and
one
each
in
Creston,
Kimilkameeu
and
Victoria.
,
Newspaper
Party
is
Much
Pleased
with
Jasper
Park
will
Arrive
Here
Sunday
JASPKU
PA
UK.
I.OIH1K,
May
31.
Delighted
with
every
feature
of
their
stay
in
Canada's
largest
national
park,
members
of
the
Canadian
Daily
Newspapers'
Association
Press
parly
left
Japer
Park
Lodge
this
morning
for
Prince
Huperl,
Ihe
parly
were
met
here
by
Vancouver-and
Victoria
members
of
the
two
organizations
ami
spent
all
day
yesterday
in
sight-seeing.
In
the
morning
Uiey
visited
Maligne
uanyon,
going
on
lo
.Mount
Kdilh
Cavell
by
motor
in
the
afternoon.
In
the
evening
they
were
entertained
ai
u
nance
in
uie
new
recreation
nun
on
tne
shores
of
Lac
lleauxert.
Cameras
i
have
been
very
much
in
evidence
iml
will
continue
Jo
be
so
during
today's
journey
over
one
leg
of
Hie
famous
Canadian
National
Hallways
triangle
lour.
At
Mount
llobson,
the
highest
peak
in
Hie
Canadian
Itockies,
Ihe
train
will
slop
for
a
few
minutes
to
allow
photographs
to
be
taken
and
Ibis
will
be
done
also
at
oilier
points
of
special
Interest.
From
Prince
Huperl
on
Sunday
Ihe
parly
leaves
on
one
of
Ihe
Canadian
National
Pacific
coast
steamers
for
Vancouver,
where
Ihe
organizations
will
meet
ami
where
further
enter
tainment
features,
are
planned.
C.N.
II.
steamer
Prince
(teorge,
Capt.
Hurry
Nedden,
from
Van-comer
and
wayports,
is
due
to
arrive
on
time
al
3
o'clock
Ibis
aflernoou.'
The
train
from
the
Fast
due
al
I
o'clock
is
also
on
lime.
A
Public
Meeting
will
be
held
in
the
EMPRESS
THEATRE,
Tuesday
Evening
June
3,
1924,
at
8.15
p.m.
Hon.
T.
D.
PATTULL0,
(Minister
of
Lands)
and
Hon.
A.
M.
MANS0N,
(Attorney-General)
will
address
the
meeting.
Opposition
Candidates
will
be
given
an
opportunity
to
Speak.
Reserved,
Seats
for
Ladies.
F.verybody
welcome.
FRANKS
OVER
TWO
AND
HALF
MILLION
POUNDS
HALIBUT
MARKETED
DBG
MAY
Sons
of
Wealthy
Chicago
Men
Kidnapped
and
Murdered
Young
Robert
Franhs
Idea
of
Ransom
CIHCAfiU,
May
.11.
HulM-rt
Crowe.
state
ulloniey
here,
:.::noiiiicrd
today
Unit
Nullum
K.
Leopold
Jr.,
ami
Itirhard
l.oeb,
vitijllirul
members
of
wealthy
Chicago
Minnies,
noiu
pou
granule
sliidenU
al
Hit!
ITiiive
rity.
confessed
Hint
Ihey
kilniipHl
j
murdered
I
lie
fourteen
jcar
old
Hubert
Franks
son
ufi
MILITIA
ACT
AMENDMENTS
ul
Franks,
relired
millionaire
pawubrtuer
aim
inaniiinrinrer.
The.
two
oung
men
said
they
planned
the
kidnapping
in
trc
Ml
ilelail
lal
November,
mil
through
u
spirit
of
xlvei.lurc
.t
!Uorney
General
and
Judge
Will
lhoituul
tlollar
that
they
Both
Hae
to
Ask
For
Riot
be
-iiiop
they
wuntetl
the
ten
ransom
lr00'
Chne
,n
demanded.
!
.
-
-
.
Charges
RECEPTION
TO
jNEWFOUNDLAND
SQUADRON
WILL
IS
IN
TURMOIL
OTTAWA,
May
31.
-
Under
amendment
to
the
Militia
Art
which
will
he
brought
down
ly
the
iiiinHer
of
mililia
willi
re
gard
t
the
railing
out
of
troths
ourine
mikes
ami
omer
oisiur-
Fir
IlfnADT
k
W
BE
IMPURlANli.r
Tues-a,
Follow.
Defeat
hance.
JJI-HljJ
r
Jn-j.
,
.
(orm.y
K(.iera,
)(f
,he
,,r(nince
a,
,.....-.v
vV
,1....
11
,.
well
a
by
a
judge
of
the
Supreme
II.M.II.ia,
0.0,
-ua,
-
,...,
,,.,
I,,..;,.,,
lurimli,..
Canadian.
Press
.
Another
link
'
"
.
'
7.
Over
Two
and
a
Half
1
Million
Pounds
of
Fish
Sold
Here
During
Month
i
I
During
the
month
of
May
ending
today,
2,053,00(1
pounds
of
halibut
was
sold
on
the
Prince
Huperl
market,
the
figure
includ-
iiug
about
100,000
pound
of
American
fish
which
was
sold
here
fur
Kelrhikau
delivery.
Ninety
American
boats
sold
a
total
of
1,758,000
pounds
and
13."
Canadians
a
total
of
805,000
pound.
Compared
with
other
months,
the
total
of
halibut
arrivals
in
the
past
month
is
but
average.
In
April
last
there
Was
a
total
iof
2,780,000
iKJunds
handled
and
in
May
1023
the
fares
totalled
2,310,000
pounds.
Poor
weather
during
a
good
deal
of
the
month
or
May
affected
the
total
of
arrivals
adversely.
The
higiiet
price
paid
during
the
month
for
first
class
fish
was
17.0c
on
May
0,
and
the
lowest,
8c
on
May
20.
MANY
CANADIAN
BOATS
RFSTRIfTIONS
.
nni.m
in
fiitintrr
nm
IVLlJ
1
111
V
1
1111
J
MUCH
SALMON
IS
SOLD
Om
American
boat
and
sever
Canadians
sold
120,000
pounds
of
halibul
on
exchange
this
morning'
lln
prices
being
as
American
Hfimblic
05.(1(10
at
II.
IOC
and
Sii'CKM
StoragTT
-
Canadian
Ingred
II.
20.00(1
al
10.70
and
lo
Allin
Fisheries.
Johanna
17.000
at
10.00
and
C
lo
Cold
Storage.
liibson
5,000
at
10.70
and
C
to
lloolh
Fisheries.
Dorreen
0,500
at
10.00
and
f
lo
Cold
Storage.
Cape
Swain
4,500
at
10.70
ami
G
lo'
Month
Fisheries.
Azores
3
00(1
at
t0.70
and
C
lo
Atliu
Fisheries.
Joe
Itaker
2,500
at
10.CO
and
C
lo
Cold
Storage.
Salmon
Overtime
1000
lleds
and
100
whiles
at
12.50
ami
2.
tvtrrl
H00
red-,
at
12
lo
Atlin
Fisheries.
W.H.
1.00(1
reds
and
100
whiles
at
12
and
2.
Klken
700
reds
ami
50
whiles
at
12
and
2.
The
steam
trawler
(?.
F-
Foster
fishing
under
company
lay
for
the
Cold
Storage
brought
in
10.-000
liounds
of
halibut
yesterday.
GIBBONS
AND
CARPENTIER
MICHIGAN
CITY,
May
31.
Gibbons
got
the
decision
on
points
In
15
rounds.
MIClllC.AN
CITY,
May
31.
Hoth
Georges
Carpentier
and
Tom
Gibbous
were
confident
of
victory
as
they
entered
the
ring
this
afternoon
for
their
bout
in
which
mo
title
is
involved.
Gibbous
said
that
he
intended
to
make
it
an
aggressive
bout
and
Carpentier
said
he
was
never
more
confident
iu
his
life
that
he
would
knock
into
a
cocked
hat
all
the
stories
Ihal
his
career
had
ended.
Odds
were
ofrered
last
night
Hint
Gibbous
would
win
the
pop
ular
decision
providing
the
bout
wen
I
the
limit.
F.veu
money
was
(bet
thai
eilher
fighter'
-would
win
with
a
knockout.
EARTH
CRACKS
NEAR
VOLCANO
OF
K1LAUEA
1IILO.
Hawaii.
May
31.
A
new
crack
has
opened
up
in
the
earth
near
lh
Kilauea
volcano
which
has
been
In
a
slate
of
rxlraor.
dinnry
activity
during
the
past
fov.
wxeks.
ARE
REMOVED
Fishermen
Allowed
to
Maka
Necessary
Purchases
at
Canadian
Ports
Without
Paying
Duty
The
restrictions
on
fishermen
iiueuuuection
with,
j
heir,
dealing
-in
Canadian
ports
are
being
gradually
removed
so
thai
when
necessary
they
arc
now
able
to
purchase
anchors,
buoys
and
hooks
and
lines
used
on
trawls
lo
replace
those
lost
on.
the
banks
ami
to
get
other
supplies
such
as
food,
fuel,
bait
and
ice
free
of
duly.
On
necessary
repairs
to
machinery
sufficient
to
make
boats
safe
Ihe
duty
Is
aUo
Consul
Wakefield
has
been
advised
from
time
to
time
of
changes
in
U.S.
customs
rulings
and
-today
there
aro
few
offensive
harrier
lefl
which
annoy
tlio
American
fishermen
and
lnterT
fere
with
their
calling.
FRENCH
SAVING
BY
ECONOMIES
Last
Full
Cabinet
Makes
"Parting
Gift
to
Country."
PA
MS.
May
31.
The
lasl
full
cabinet
council,
with
President
Millerand
presiding,
look
place
yesterday.
The
council
decided
lo
publish
decrees
for
economies
determined
on
thus
far,
representing
a
yearly
saving
of
410,-000,000
francs
by
retrenchment
in
the
Gevernuieut
departments.
"
This
Is
our
parting
girt
to
the
country,"
remarked
Minister
of
War
Maginot,
somewhat
THREE
CANDIDATES
ARE
NOMINATED
IN
THE
SKEENA
RIDING
SMITIILIIS,
luy
31.
Three
Candidates
were
nominated
here
yesterday
for
Ihe
Skeena
rldln?
Dr.
Wrinch,
Liberal:
11.
S.
Sar-lenl.
Conservative;
ami
Frank
Dockrlll,
Provincial.
CANADIAN
ALL-STARS
DEFEATED
BRISBANE
niUSHANK,
May
31,The
Can.
adiau
all-slur
football
team
lour
ing
Auslralia
this
aflernoou
de-fealed
Ihe
llrisbarre
learn
four
lo
nil
before
ten
thousand
spectators.
The
Cunnks,
since
the
lour
commenced
on
May
10,
won
Iwjp,
lost
one,
mvJ
drew
four
games".