NEW
PREMIER
to
What
Will
Hapoen
In
Political
Circles
Special
i"
hail
y
New-
Th
CTeal
of
W.
J.
Ilower
-ir1-
Ihe
DpooMtimi
proldemx
h
(j
i
lie
uariv
will
now
be
atile
lo
'hit'se
a
ne
leader.
The
ilffeal
of
'
m
i
Ohvri
i
a
different
mat.
r:
If
he
n-iii
it
will
leave
a
hhv
Miai
it
will
be
dillieull
to
f
m
.
t
it
i
hardly
likely
he
wtij
vick
another
eoalilueiiey,
h
Mi
uiitli
ueh
a
kuIuIioii
in
ery
Kelirrally
Ufelei.
It
Mi
niixer
n-iiaii.
a
Tery
lik'
'v
lie
will,
he
will
recommend
t'M
(u-
"tiicrenw
whatever
man
i
tii'-e"
iy
(he
Litwral
eam
iH
n
M
.iii'i
A
number
of
name
hiijrt'ee
an
1
earh
miniler
.f
ie
tHiver
ealiitiel.
Willi
the
rxr"pli"ii
nf
the
miniter
of
arirul'
lire.
eemn
lo
have
hi
:
acker
for
Ihe
poiliou.
Alo
Miere
are
one
or
Iwo
naiiiei
mentioned
outcide
tlie
cabinet.
The
Job
of
rarryiiiK
on
tlie
tiov-r
wine
will
be
a
diflieull
one
end
Ihe
M,e
position
poMi.on
o,
of
rremo-i
Premier
i
,
not
.
FLOODS
DAMAGE
FO0CHO0,
CHINA
SHANGHAI.
June
21.
-Million
In
recent
years
swept
Ihe
upper
Mississippi
valley
Sunday
causing
four
death
and
hundreds
of
thousands
of
dollars
worth
of
damage.
tomorrow
morning
for
ver.
LOS
ANOLT.F.
June
2
1
made
hut
il
i
ijitt.bablr
-JJ"
dollar
ha
ma
will
be
done
imlil
after
"Hred
for
a
boul
li
iwinifM'feT
"threV5
fl-olUwT
j
lielween
Jack
hempcey.
heavywciuhl
ehampion.
ami
HI.
(Slraiisler
Lewi
Ihe
wreller.
by
the
Athletic
club
or
Knox.
Indiana.
Sport
wriler
of
the
country
would
fix
Hie
rule
under
which
the
rout
!
would
take
place
C.P.R.
TRAIN
IS
DERAILED
Broken
Rait
Causes
Five
Cars
to
Leave
Track
Near
Maple
Creek
CALfiAllY.
June
21.
Hie
C.
P
It.
wetbouud
traiK-Cauadn
train
va
derailed
early
thi
morning
near
Maple
Creek.
Owing
lo
a
broken
rail
tlie
baggage
car,
nn
rn
t
i,j
be
eagerly
nought
as
""M,,
w
Sc(,f
,
,on
lie
-lie
rare
'i
.c
,...,
......
,,,.,,
glli
rut
M
large
niajorily
iaIU,
flni
N-
,,,.,,
8C,.HrM.s
0ii
I
hi
knee.
Thi
wa
the
exlenl
of
the
Injuries
to
uie
paengers.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Halibut
arrival
were
light
this
morning,
three
.Muerican
noai
min
River
Overflows
and
Three-
hejng
t2.000
pound
and
fourths
or
City
Is
Under
Water
'Canadian,
t.000
pounds.
Arrivals
and
sales:
American
HALIFAX
CELEBRATING
one
HALIFAX,
June
21.
The
city
of
Halifax
yesterday;
celebrated
,ils
175th
.
anniversary
of
its
founding
by
Lord
Comwalllls
on
'
June
21
1740.
Subcribe
for
tbe
Daily
News.
J.
Field
Strang,
manager
of
Sun
nytide
Cannery,
this
morning.
He
tdated
liat
the
strike
had
not
yet
been
settled
hut
il
was
expected
that
it
would
he
some
linie
today
of
interfering
in
Canada's
af-
-jbe
Jap
were
rslill
out
ttii
j
fan-.
Sir
Frederick
elated
lliat
hejtnorning
,ut
while
fihernvi
pcronally
helloed
lliat
Canadajuete
aoinz
to
fish
tonight
am
"tJC
DACCIDI
17
"'""''l
''luip
nialnlain
four.
Indian
were
expected
in
a
few
I
ViJjlDLlIl
''"'''
w"
"
Paeific
andljayw.
The
Mrike
started
anions
lw
on
the
Atlantic.
the
Jap
and
i
only
a
local
af
--
-
The
Hood,
Ilrpulsr
and
Ihe
fair,
Itivcr
Inlet
and
the
Naa-
Much
Speculation
at
Victoria
as
.olraliau
cruiser
Adelaide
saltlther
not
being
affeclrd.
Fishing
Ml
TOKIA.
Jui.etel.
Nobody
kti
w
w!ini
will
happen
iHilitiral-!
ty
'1'
i
i
mi
awfqkllie
II.
.1
ha
he
rlcar'd
up.A
Wilh
niutul.irf
llv
in
o
1
1
1
irVLiaJ4
4-t,
thrrr
wilt
ha
to
be
rfdtl1-
llieiil
STRANGE
CONTEST
PROPOSED
BETWEEN
DEMPSEY
AND
LEWIS
Vancoti-
however,
i
not
fully
under
way
on
the
Skecna
Iliver
yet.
Heport
received
from
the
Naa
Ither
yrlerday
indicated
that
(lie
4
caon
wax
Marling
very
satis
,faclorily.
the
average
being
15
!oekeye
to
a
boat.
j
C.
W.
PECK,
V.C.
!
'ssBMBHBJBBttBSHBSBMBJBMBHBaBasM
Who
was
elected
u
represent
the
Islands
SLIGHT
GAIN
FOR
PATTULLO
RESULT
way,
Lockeport,
Oceanic,
Osland
Sanilspll
and
Thurston
Harbor.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
American
League
Cleveland
4-4,
Chicago
3-1.
Washington
5-4,
New
York
3-2
Philadelphia
2-0,
Boston
0-3.
Delroil-St.
Louis,
rain,
.
National
League
Boston
3-7,
Philadelphia-7-U.
New'.'Vork
12,
Brooklyn
5.'
Pittsburg
I,
Cincinnati
2.
dnfy'ifamOs
scheduled.
FURTHER
RETURNS
Hon.
T.
1).
Paltullo,
minister
of
land,
gain
one
vole
over
Mayor
Newton
as
a
result
of
the
return
from
Banks
I1and,
Buckley
Bay,
Oona
and
Hefuge
Bay
which
hove
just
been
received.
The
Mandlng
of
Ihe
candidate
is
now:
Paltullo,
7UU;
Newton,
5H0;
Ma:kay,
33.
The
vole
at
t
lie
four
division
Norma,
7,'H0
lbs.,
at
l
l.ir
and
just
heard
from
went
a
follows:
p.
and
Ileliance.
17.000
lbs.,
all
Lib.
Con.
Pro
.
,u
,
u.
-e
..,,
7e.
lo
Ihe
Paiifie
Fish-Bank
Island
....
2
0
0
Hsua.-.r
an-
reponeu
Buckley
Bay
....
C
4
....
-
,
which
lie
at
the
mouth
of
the
Mm
lllvcr
is
flooded.
ANOTHER
STORM
ALONG
MISSISSIPPI
ClIIOAno,
June
21.
One
of
the
wir.t
slornis
.
t
Li
IKIO
II..
i..
..
,
ii..
tu..
..i...
mi.
rurwarn.
ir,""u
in
fourth
or
the
,i(y
of
Foo
.llhou!"'"'.
,0
""-'"''
Hf
Cold
Storage
Co.
al
1
4.1c
.Oona
Canadian
Pair
of
.lark.
1.000
lbs.,
at
13c
iiml
7e.
lo
Ihe
Canadian
Fish
&
Cohl
Storage
Co.
Salmon
Overtime.
5,700
lb.,
al
1
1.2o
lo
,he
At
liu
Fisheries.
'
1,
The
polling
divisions
yet
to
be
heard
from
are
Cunishewa,
Jtil.
TAXI
Tha
Latest
In
Restaurants.
25
Ambulance
and
mm
BOSTON
GRILL
a
Service
Third
Avenue.
Anywhere
at
Anytime
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Av
and
6th
St.
MATT
VIOECK,
Prop.
VOL
XIV
NO
HB,
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PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
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Jl'NE
24,
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Mttie.
Germauieii
Grauveaiid,
daring
French
woman,
declared
a
new
parachute
would
work
qujekiy
and
to
prove
it
leaped
successfully
fnim
an
airplane
only
300
feel
tu
Ihe
air.
Wireless
Tests
on
Continuous
Ytar4ay'a
Circulation
1D01
WmJnstxumentsartMemgd
Carried
out
at
Digby
Mandi
In
order
to
acerlaiu
the
transmitting
a'nd
receiving,-
(Usance
capabilities
of
Uie
new
continuous
wave
radio
sel
at
the
ligby
Island
wireless
slaliou,
a
series
of
lesls
is
being
conducted
wire
daily
with
Ihe
Canadian
Pacific
sleamer
Empress
of
Caii-
ida
which
is
now
on
her
way
across
Ihe
Pacific
Ocean
from
Van-
ouver
lo
Yokohama.
Although
it
is
hardly
expected
that
direct
ommunicalioii
will
be
maintained
for
the
full
distance
of
:t.K00
jiiles,
there
was
communication
fur
well
over
half
that
distance
it
;i.:ut
this
morning
when
the
vessel
was
2,100
miles
out.
The
(est
take
place
at
2.30
in
the,
-
afternoon
aud
3.30
in
the
mom-
and
commercial
messages
are
being
handled
straight
tests.
apart
from
tlie
PRINCE
CELEBRATES
THIRTIETH
BIRTHDAY;
King
and
Queen
of
Denmark
Lunch
at
Buckingham
Palacs
With
General
Pershing
LONDON,
June
21-The
Prince
of
Wales
celebrated
bis
thirtieth
birthday
Monday.
He
al
tended
luncheon
at
Buckingham
Palaee
given
by
King
George
and
Queen
i
Mary.
Among
those
present
being'
King
Christian
niul
Oneen
Alex-(
andra
of
Denmark
and
General
J
J.
Pershing.
In
Ihe
afternoon
Ihe
four
mon-i
arclis
attended
the
international!
horso
show
wilh
General
Per-!
siting.
BIRTH
!
A
son
was
born
al
the
Prince!
Uupert
General
Hospital
on
Junej
21
(o
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Axel
Knock-!
on,
Seal
Cove
Circle.
1
LONG
FLIGHT
IN8H0URS
Ltout.
Maughan
Makes
Coast
to
Coast
Flight
Between
Dawn
and
Dark
SAN
FRANCISCO,
June
24.
Lieut.
Maughan
completed
his
transcontinental
flight
between
dawn
and
dark
yesterday,
making
five
stops
en
route.
He
arrived
here
at
9.44
last
evening.
The
total
time
for
the
flight
was
IS
hours
20
minutes,
and
the
total
time
that
elapsed
between
leaving
New
York
and
arriving
ho
re
was
21
hours
48
minutes.
The
plane
landed
without
mishap
and
Maughan
was
given
a
ramarkable
demonstration
by
the
vast
crowd
that
watched
him
alight
here.
Vrlvirlii
jp
(.
.
Npw
Strike
of
Postal
Employees
has
Completely
Failed;
Executives
Ask
that
they
be
Allowed
Back
MONTHKAL,
June
24.
The
executives
or
the
Letter
Carrier's-Association
and
the
Postal
Clerk's
Association
asked
Postmaster
Handel
this
morning
to
take
back
the
members
or
the
postal
strikers
union
unconditionally.
(Inudet
promised
to
consider
enchv
individually.
TOHONTO,
June
21
What
was
intended
to
be
Dominion
wide
strike
of
Canadian
postnl
employees
has
become
a
fight
be-
tho
service
mally
while
in
Montreal
il
is
expected
Ihe
nihil
will
be
handled
efficiently
in
a
few
days.
'
WINNXPF.O,
June
2
1;
Itesis-
tered
mail
service
between
west
Slrtat
Sal
H44
establish
the
planl
within
the
city
limits
were
reid
and
the
permission
granted
subject
lo
the
vise
of
the
medical
health
officer.
A
site
has
already
been
leaed
from
the
railway
company
on
tlie
foreshore
between
Cow
Bay
and
the
Imnerial
Oil
dock.
It
has
a
frontage
of
100
feet
and
is
enfin
ently
well
suited
for
Ihe
purpose,
being
close
to
Ihe
road
aud
Best
of
Food
Good
Service,
private
Boxes
for
Party
Use.
"Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
BURNS
ML
BHD
ABBAT01R
THIS
PORT
ADMIRAL
SIR
FREDERICK
FIELD
URGES
BUILDING
OF
CRUISERS
IN
CANADA
Urges
Building
Four
Cruisers
by
Canada;
Pacific
and
Atlantic
SETTLEMENT
OF
STRIKE
LIKELY
Dominion
Fisheries
Has
Report
It
Is
Over
Cannery
Manager
Expects
It
to
End
The
Dominion
Fisheries
office
VICTOP.IA,
June
24.
The
most
spectacular
feature
if
received
a
wire
from
Port
F.
rdjv
arlivitie
of
Ihe
officer
and
men
of
Hie
M,eriul
fdngloii
jttR(
tiiKhl
staling
lliu
e
squadron
wan
Uie
iwriule
of
l,t0
picked
seamen
and
u,e
M(riWe
of
Japanese
fisherme
ties
ut
the
afternoon
and
Ihe
ball
at
Government
House
last
sht
iri
Vdm.ral
Kir
Frederick
Field
va
tlie
sneaker
at
a
pub
mnirhroii
when
he
einplm-izeil
Ihe
iiuM)rlanre
of
the
Cana-j
n
navy
as
the
result
of
Ihe
country
growing
sea
comment-i
Mic
expansion
f
Asiatic
countries.
I
While
disowning
any
intention
had
been
rtllij.
The
Daily
News
inquired
from
Abbatoir
to
be
Built
Cow
Bay
by
P.
Burns
Co.
Cost
of
$25,000
P.
Hums
Cu.
litd.,
are
to
erect
an
abbatoir
here
and
packing
house
plant
which
will
be,
designed
primarily
for
use
in
handling
Ihe
.slock
raised
in
the
Uulkley
Valley
and
in
distributing
the
Hums
products
lo
all
the
liorlh
coast
points.
The
cont
of
the
new
building
at
present
planned
will
be
about
$25,000,
but
il
will
be
capable
of
extension.
At
the
meeting
of
the
city
council
last
night,
letters
from
W.
J.
Blake
W'ibon,
general
manager
of
the
company
at
Van
couver,
aiid
from
It.
.Moore,
the
local
manager,
asking
for
per
mission
to
erect
Ihe
building-
and!
HERTZOG
NOW
PREMIER
S.A.
Takes
Place
of
Qeneral
Smuts
Who
Recently
Resigned;
La
bor
to
Take
Part
track.
It
i
adjoining
the
two
PHFIOIHA,
June
24
General
hundred
feel
which
il
was
pro-'Hertzog,
leader
of
Ihe
National
posed
to
exchange
for
the
Cow
il
Party,
winch
was
victorious
Bay
properly
some
ycars
agQ.
jat
the
recent
general
election.
Dlstrlbutlna
Centra
louay
accepted
uie
premiersnip
ti.einnVe.it
.oh
&r
-riir
itMrttu'irn-
;i
lo
do
a
regular
packing
house
business
at
the
new
plant
and
to
make
this
the
distributing
centre
for
the
whole
north
coast.
Already
the
company
does
a
large
business
here
and
at
points
along
the
coast
but
the
new
plant
will
enable
this
to
be
handled
more
economically
and
at
the,
same
lime
lo
Ihe
benefit
of
Ihe
farmers
of
tlie
interior,
whose
complaint
for
years
has
been
that
there
was
no
market
for
their
products.
Tbe
company
has
been
influenced
by
the
news
of
Ihe
new
developments
which
are
lo
take
place
here.
The
erection
of
an
elevator
aud
Ihe
building
of
the
Alaska
sleamer
here
will
make
Ithis
a
busy
centre
and
the
Burns
ICompany
is
intending
to
take
ad
vantage
of
Ihe
activity
which
is
oming
and
will
be
prepared
to
keep
pace
with
the
development!.
DR.
WRINCH'S
LEAD
INCREASED
BY
DOWN
THE
COAST
RETURNS
Returns
trom
Swanson
Bay,
Surf
Inlet
and
Butedale
increase
Dr.
Wrinch's
lead
in
the
election
contest
for
Skeena
seal,
Tlie
Liberal
candidate
now
has
5H2
votes
against
203
for
H.
S.
Sargeul.
the
Conservative,
and
437
for
Frank
Dockrill,
the
Pro
vincial.
The
vole
in
tlie
three
down
the
coast
polling
divisions
was
as
follows:
FIRPO
AGREES
TO
em
Canada
and
Montreal
was
re-
Auirusl
Lib.
Con.
Pro:
Swanson
Bay
....
7
4
I
Surf
Inlet
......
14
7
4
Butedale
13
0
Tlie
divisions
yet
to
be
heard
ironi
in
keena
constituency
are
;Claxton,
Duthie
Mines.
Kvelyn
Kitimaal.
Kitsumkalum.
Kispiox.
.illle
Canyon,
Ilosswood.
FIGHT
HARRY
WILLS
.-NKW
YOHK,
June
21.
Tex
Hickard
has
received
a
telegram
from
Luis
Firpo
definitely
ue
cepling
Ihe
terms
proposed
for
a
"V?
striking
workers
m
.Mou
real,
Toronto
and
Windsor,
bout
with
,
Harry
Wills,
he
Negro
1
lint
the
Federal
government.
At
a
o
her
ooiols
in
n.
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i.
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a
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functioning
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r":
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'
,i,
in,jiri
iiiuij
,'n"i
Jersey
t,ny,
ai
uie
end
of
stored
today.
Talk
or
a
strike
has
H
The
heavyweights
have
agreed
completely
subsided
here.
io
meet
on
nlWccrifAife
ta.ls.
eral
Smuts,
who
resigned
yester
day.
,
Herlzop
has
begun
Ihe
formation
of
a
cabinet
which
il
is
expected
will
include
three
members
of
the
Labor
party,
wilh
which
the
Nationalists
formed
an
election
pact.
PAUL
REVERE
NOT
SPHINX
Democrats
Open
Convention
Madison
Square,
New
York
Today
o'clock.
SIX
SENTENCEDTO""
at
NKW
YOHK,
June
21.
America
needs
a
Paul
llevere,
not
a
Sphinx
in
the
White
House
lo
call
il
back
lo
duty
and
high
resolve.
Senator
Harrison
of
'Mississippi
declared
today
in
sounding
tho
keynote
at
the
Democratic
Na-
lional
Convention
which
opened
lo
day
in
Madison
Square,
in
an
address
condemning
Ihe
repub
lican
administration
and
its
policies
both
domestic
and
foreign.
Chairman
Harrison
called
upon
democrats
everywhere
wilh
victory
within
their
grasp
"lo
unite
against
me
common
enemy.
1'he
convention
came
lo
order
lor
Ihe
first
session
at
12.43
HANG
IN
OCTOBER
MONTHKAL.
June
24
Bit
men
have
been
found
guilty
of
the
murder
of
Henri
Clerous
and
WW
yesterday
sentenced
to
bo
hanged
on
October
24.
PARLIAMENT
IS
LIKELY
TO
RISE
ABOUT
NEXT
WEEK
OTTAWA,
June
24.
Tlie
session
of
Parliament
is
likely
lo
end
next
-week.
Prorogation
at
(hut
time
Is
gaining
favor
In
tlm
House
if
ihe
business
can
be
put
through
In
lime.
Hedislributioii
I
tlie,
most
conlentlous
measura
to
come
before
;
ih'p
Hotse
berore
it
rises,
'
.
'.