25
TAXI
Ambulance
and
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
VOL
XIV
NO,
I
i'J,
Mr
OiiiTuenheilu
ileclined,
lo
jnake
any
statement
on
any
business
in
which
he
might
be
title
re
sled,
teache1srember
retiring
member
of
STAFF,
MISS
MCLEOD
As
a
token
of
esteem
on
the
occasion
of
her
leaving
the
work
after
having
been
associated
with
Hie
pulilio
school
of
(he
city
for
many
year,
I
ho
teacher-
of
Prince
llnpert
honored
Miss
Margaret
I.
McLeod
by
presenting
her
with
a
beautiful
silver
bonbon
djsh.
'i'he
presentation
look
place
hi
Borden
Slreet
School
'Hits
morning
ami
wim
jiiado
by
Ml
CANADIAN
PRICES
ARE
HIGHER
THAN
AMERICAN
FISH
EXCHANGE
TODAY
Al
the
fisli
exchange
today
Canadian
boats
secured
higher
nrice
than
Ainerlrnn.
bul
there
were
only
iwo
in
pnri
mi
uiey
were
not
large
ones.
Sale
were
as
follows:
American
Orient.
55.00(1,
at
to
Cold
Slorace.
S.
A.
Mills,
.vlce-princlpnl.
who,
allied
suiiaoiy
voiced
uio
cntimentH
oi
Iho
leaeliliirf
slaff
of
Hie
city.
Mis
McLeod
thanked
tjiem
fpr
their
kind
remembrance.
mm
(2.30
and
0
Cedric.
17.000.
al
12.70
and
0
lo
Paeifio
Fisheries.
(ilacier.
IK.000.
al
12.70
nd
li
lo
Atlin
Fisheries.
(Iladv.
15.000,
at
12.
Co
and
0
lo
Cold
Storage.
Young
America.
20,000,
at
12.70
and
0.
Canadian
Daisy,
1,500.
al
13.50
and
7
lo
Itoyal
Fish
Co.
Itose
Soil.
12,000.
at
13.20
and
7.50
lo
Cold
Storage
UNITED
STATES
AND
JAPAN
TO
CONFERENCE
LONDON.
June
25
The
Unlled
Slnle
Will
be
Invited
lo
send
representative
lo
the
proposed
conference
in
London
in
July
In
any
capacity
the
Amen
can
government
see
fit.
Japan
is
also
included
among
the
na
ifflns
lo
be
Inviteo".
DEMOCRATS
IN
SESSION
TODAY
McAdoo
and
Smith
Each
Trying
to
Secure
Votes
at
Big
Convention
NF.W
YOIIK,
June
25.
The;
people
of
I
lie
United
Slale.
will
lie
ou
trial
before
the
world
In
i
I
lie
coining
presidential
election
campaign
Senator
Thomas
Walsh
of
Molilalia
declared
today
in
lit
address
upon
assuming
permanent
chairmanship
of
Hie
Demo
cratic
National
Convention.
The
issue,
he
said,
would
lie
belter
if
they
would
continue
in
power
Hie
party
that
kiv
controlled
the
gnvcritmcul
notwithstanding
Hie
scandals
which
had
been
disclos
ed
In
senate
investigations.
"I
cannot
admit
the
accusation
Unit
Ihe
American
people.
'are
in
different,
to'the
corroding
In
fluence
of
corruption
in
ollice
high"
or
low
bul
we
sliall
see.
I'hey
tire
on
trial,"
Senator
Watsh
continued.
'the
situation
as
lo
candidates
Is
little
changed
on
the
surface
and
Ihe
same
powerful
under
current
are
flowing
al
Iho
con
vention,
(iiday.
'I'he
McAdoo
and
Smith
camps
arc
driving
vigorously
in
Iheir
efforts
to
capture
Ihe
votes
of
the
delegates.
BIRTH
A
daughter
was
born
ou
June
25
at
,lhe.
Prince
Huperl-General
Hospital
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
F,
Blnim
"of
Balmoral
Cannery.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PHINCK
JIUPKUT,
B.C.,
WpDNKSUAY,
JL'NK
23,
1024.
Ye!rr(l4jr
CIrr-ulatlon,
Northern
British
Columbia
provide
all
orls
of
outdoor
sport
Tor
Ihosu
who
like
iL
Here
are
two
fishermen
packing
Iheir
canoes
over
the
rapids
of
a
trout
stream.
Three
Cruisers
Arrive
at
Vancouver
and
Whole
City
Turns
out
to
Welcome
Them
Mayor
Owen
declared
a
half
holiday
and
Hie
whole
rily
wa
CI
CPTinW
DCniDHC
chief
magistrate
to
return
later
With
Five
Small
Polls
and.
As-
scntce
Vote
to
be
Accounted
for,
Pattullo
has
Lead
of
217
Willi
Five
small
polls
Cum-'
hewa,
Jed
way,
I.ockeport.
Sand-spit
and
Thurston
Harbor
and
he
ahsculec
vole
to
be
accounted
for.
the
standing
of
the
candi-
election
in
prince
Huperl
district
is
'as
follows:
Hon.
T.
DC
Pattullo.
Liberal,
80(5;
Mayor
S.
M.
Newton.
Conservative.
58l;
T.
Moss
Mackay,
Provincial,
33.
Ilelurn
received
since
yesler-daV
were
as
follows:1
Lib.
Cons.
Prov.
Osland
0
V
0
Oceanic
I
0
0
!
to
the
Hoc!
with
Hie
local
civic
diguatarics.
J
At
five
o'clock
the
men
will
be.
:at
liberty
and
will
come
aslioce,
j
and
tonight
a
civic
dinner
lo
the
j
:wirers
i
lo
be
rollowed
by
a
civic
dance.
GERMANY
ACCEPTS
TERMS
OF
ALLIES
PA
It
IS,
June
25.
The
(iermau
(iovcrment
has
accepted
I
lie
conditions
of
the
last
note
of
.the
Council
of
Ambassadors
regarding-
military
control
by
the
allies,
according
to
advices
from
London,
it
is
stated.
.
Take
a
look
at
the
latest
feminine
Tad
so
far
it
hasn't
spread
past
Hollywood
and
there
are
plenty
of
people
who
hope
il
won't.
GOLF
PROFESSIONAL
IN
SCOTLAND
DIES
THOON,
Scotland,
June
25.
Willio
Pernio,
73
years
of
age,
one
of
Hie
oldest
and
best
known
golf
professionals
Til
Hie
British
Isles,
died
yesterday,
He
won
Ihe
British
open
title
once
and
.
was
the
only
man
to
tie
for
sixth
place
five
times.
FRENCH
LIGHTWEIGHT
DEFEATS
DANNY
FRUSH
Strict
Sales,
Sit
Ocean
by
way
of
Oreenland
and,
Iceland
about
the
end
of
August
fk
or
Itie
iirsi
or
September.
-o
aj
iiiuicuiiy
i
anucipaiea
neiweeni
here
and
Hie
north
of
England,
j
The
British
flyer
on
the
otherj
hand,
is
far
behind
lime
and
will
j
have
lo
make
s;ieed
from
this
on.
J
As
it
i.
it
is
feared
thai
he
isj
already
loo
late
lo
negotiate
the
flight
across
the
Xorth
Pacific
spring
weather
thai
usually
pre-
VAXCOL'VF.IL
June
25
Jler
Maiestv
ballle
cmiser
Hood
Dads
and,
wiiti
fog
common
in
and
the
light
cruisers
Hepulse
and
Adelaide
dropped
anchor
im1
summer
there,
it
will
only
be
llorn.nl
L.ipI
nl
I
'III
liU
n
rni
nd
Virp-Ailmir..l
Sic
Kreri-.DJ
ireak
oi
wcawier
uiai
lie
win
erick
Field,
Hear
Admiral
Brand,
and
officers
and
men
were
given
a
mu.t
hear.lv,
.welcome.
,lv
the
largest
iriiout,
ufr,c;itizeii&.
t
kiiiiililail
tnrm
li
ti'ol(iimo
;
1
1
i
ppi
'
i,iii
ut'viiiiiivvj
iiv
i
a
vi'i
uuj
hus
able
lo
be
ou
hand.
ol
making
The,
mayor
extended
a
civic
welcome
al
three
oVIoek
whenlyear.
-
-
Hie
vice-admiral
came
ashore,
the'
SPECULATIONS
ON
POLITICS
Questions
Vhlch
People
Are
Trying
to
Answer
at
Vancouver
and
Victoria
Special
to
Daily
News.
VAXCOUVKIl,
June
25.
Will
Charles
Woodward,
M.P.P-elect
be
offered
the
portfolio
of
minister
of
finance
of
British
Columbia
in
succession
lo
Hon.
Johu
Hart?
Will
Captain
Ian
Mackenzie.
M.P.P.-elect.
be
Provincial
secre-
tary
if
Hon.
J.
p.
Maclean
leaves
-inai
posi
ior
ine
nnance
uepari-
4,
ment?
If
Mr.
Woodward
i
of-.
fereil
and
refuses
Hie
finance
4
portfolio,
will
Charles
Woodward
refuse
a
portfolio
and
Cencral
Odium
be
chosen
for
cabinet!
(rank?
ir
the
addition
of
Ihe
at)
senleo
vote
elects
Col.
W.
W.
Fos
ler.
Conservative,
over
Major
Walkeni,
Provincial,
at
present
Prospective
M.P.P.
for
Ilichmond
Point
Grey,
will
Ihe
Provincials
jand
Conservatives
unite
under
the
(leadership
nf
Col.
Foster
now
that
W.
J.
Bowser
is
out
of
reckoning
in
Conservative
leadership
of
Ihe
House?
Ihese
questions
have
arisen
among
political
observers
in
Ihe
capital
and
in
Vancouver.
Another
important
factor
is
Premier
Oliver's
intentions.
Will
he
retire
or
continue
the
leader
ship
afler
securing
i
seat
from
one
of
Ihe
half
score
ridings
of
fered
him?
CANADIAN
SOCCER
TEAM
WON
SEVENTH
win
Play
Fourth
Test
Match
at
Newcastle
on
Saturday
This
Week
SYDNHY.
June
25.
The
nil-stars
won
the
sevpnlh
,
lrh
of
the
(our
today
when
ovnisi
i
!
onnet,
,
n
.
lii
lightwe.g
li
1
IT
.1
champion
Tl
Mhey
defeated
a
team
representing
Balmal.i
illslrict
al
Sydney
one
"
to
boxer
of
Kurope
defeated
Danny
noililng
1
Frusl,
in
a
technical
knockout
in
Tll
fmfo
mixMl
oj
ll0
the
uu'1
chedulted
lour
s
b,
played
afewoastle
20
round
bout.
The
defeat,
of
,on
Saturday.,
..."
Frusl,
by
the
French
boy
crcaledj
The
Canadian
record
is
now:
a
jW7.
lost
l.dravvu
1.
The
Latest
In
Restaurant.
BOSTON
GRILL
Third
Avenue.
Best
of
Food
Good
Service.
Private
Boxes
for
Parly
Use.
"Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
BRITPiND
AMERICAN
FLYERS
MET
TODAY
RESULT
OF
ELECTION
STILL
REMAINS
UNCERTAIN
WITH
LIBERALS
LEADING
Twenty
Liberals
Elected
on
First
Count
with
Seventeen
Conservatives
to
Legislature
AXCOl
VKH.
June
2.Y
-
Fort
George
riding
is
lll
in
!hl
unil
report
received
today
made
mi
change
in
Ihe.
standing
'lie
purtivi
in
the
provincial
elections.
Twenty
Liberals
are
c:
led,
two
lmleieiiliMit
Liberal,
one
Independent,
four
Pro-:.
al.
three
Laborites,
and
17
Conservative.
W
illi
but
one
poll
lo
hear
fromin
Tort
George
the
Couser-I
ie.
Burden,
lias
pil'J;
Perry,
Liberal,
8ti;
Shearer.
Provincial,
18
i
In
(.aril
too,
SiHllarl.
Provincial,
ha
:ti:
Fra-er,
Conser
SIXTY
DAYS
FOR
BUYING
FOOTBALLERS
Offered
Thirty
Pounds
Each
Two
Player
to
Throw
Game
MUST
PROTECT
SPORT
to
LOXlMlX.
Jun-
25.
Former
vative.
300,
nd
YurtHi
21M,
Willi
I
wo
hum
1
1
poll
lo
hear
from.
Willi
two
small
polls
to
report
jin
Allin.
Kergitt,
Liberal,
ha
381;
Armour.
Provincial,
335;
Conway.
Conservative,
30
1.
In
Mackenzie,
Mike
Malison,
Conservative,
hat
a
majority
of
110
with
13
poll
lo
hear
from.
Absentee!
Vote
The
absentee
vote
i
now
I
lie
rliief
subject
of
speculation.
II
in
expected
that'thi
will
chaiiKC
Urn
result
in
a
nunfber
of
cousli-luenclcs
where
the
majorities
are
Jiarrow.
The
vole
will
he
fount!
thhout
July
12.
Liberal
leader
express
the
iiiiemlioual...fiMitbHjloMrt(.
JoliUf,,ie
nfi
Mw
Mary
Klleif
Smith
i
a
1.
1
1.
i
l
.
iirow-nma
ami
.vrciiiiiani
ivyie
iti
m,P
t..i.-rl
A.
were
each
sciilenccdlo
sixty
day
MctM
,
Vancouver.
hard
tabor
In
the
Ola-gow
court.
Vil
,,ii.iui
.iui,...-ni
nf
Hie
f
oirei'lioii.
'Hie
prosecution
Hi
,i'j'i
I
Hat
arrtioed
had
offered
.)0
-:'!
lo
two
players
of
Ihe
B
t
-
l
lllli
to
lei
l.awllgelly
I'lli-
teil
(cam
beat
Ibeir
club
in
the
Scar
Mi
League
match
on
March
H
a"
b
pnmg
enteiice
the
sheriff
said
Hie
penally
win
e-smlial
in
oiMcr
Hi
protect
sport.
FAMOUS
MINING
MAN
WAS
HERE
B.
Ouqgenhelm
was
a
Visitor
In
City
Enroute
Trom
Stewart
to
New
York
B,
(tucernhcim,
a
member
government's
plan
will
be
made
unlit
the
final
returns
are
received.
Premier
Oliver
ha
been
the
famous
mining
family
of
New
against
beer
York,
with
world-wide
interests,
wa
a
visitor
for
a
brief
period
!!
the
i
lly
yesterday
afternoon.
Having
lecn
al
Stewart
ami
llyder
for
several
day
visiling
the
Premier
mine
and
other
mineral
holding
in
which
he
is
interested
in
thai
district,
lie
armed
from
I
he
north
on
the
Cardenu
and
proceeded
by
train
enioule
New
York.
He
is
Jusl
back
from
a
trip
to
Hie
Orient
and
took
the
opportunity
while
on
the
coast
to
come
up
to
the
Portland
(.anal
district
where
he
and
his
family
are
heavily
interested
offered
a
number
of
seats
bul
has
reached
no
deotshni
in
regard
lo
wlral
action
he
will
take.
Beee
Issue
j
The
beer
issue
Js
being
widely
discussed.
It
is
expected
that
there
will
he
a
strong
fight
in
scleral
district
which
voted
for
beer
by
the
glass.
'Hie
prohibitionist
claim
that
the
govern-menl
lare
not
bring
such
a
system
mlo
effect
anywhere
in
the
face
of
the
heavy
adverse
general
vole.
Willi
the
discovery
that
the
rlcrk
made
a
mistake
in
the
count
in
Vancouver
Hie
corrected
future
how
Vancouver
had
n
of
narrow
margin
of
IKii
voles
WIRELESS
SPEAKS
2600
MILES
AWAY
The
I
ig
by
Island
wire-.
!
Mat
ion
was
in
communication
at
3.30
this
morning
with
the
C.
P.
II.
steamer
limp're
of
Cun-ada,
Vancouver
for
Yokohama,
at
a
distance
of
2.000
lulled.
ENTRANCE
EXAMS.
4
ARE
BEING
HELD
Thirty-one
Puolls
from
Public
Schools
are
Writing
Otherj
Promoted
by
The
government
High
Seliool
Knirance
examrnatmns
Marled
this
morning
with
Miss
Blanche
Macdonahi
of
I
be
llii,'li
School
slalf
presiding.
A
total
of
37
pupil
are
writing
Hie.
tests
in
the
city.
31
from
the
local
public
schools,
five
from
the
movent
and
one
from
Ilunall.
The
thirty-one
in
I
lie
city
include
seven
who
have
not
been
recommended
and
is
in
addition
lo
thirty
who
were
promoted
by
recommendation
and
who
were
not
reipiired
to
take
the
government
lests.
Four
pupils
are
writing
for
the
(ioxernor
(!en-eral'
district
medal
Dorothy
Put
inure,
lloscmary
Wiustow.
Lillian
Worsfold
and
Alleila
British
and
American
Flyers
Pass
Each
Other
in
Round
World
Flight
AIvYAB,
June
25.
Both
the
American
and
British
round-the-world
flyer
made
hops
passing
each
other
in
the
air
today.
The
L
nilcd
.States
aerial
cniiser
Miuadron
of
three
machine
under
LieuL
Lowell
II.
.Smith,
arrived
here
from
Rangoon,
and
Squadron
Leader
A.
S.
(1
Stuart
MacLaren,
after
being
delayed
here
for
several
weeks,
look
off
in
his
new
plane
for
Ilaijgoou.
The
Americans
are
now
running
on
time
and
.should
have
plenty
of.
lime
lo
successfully
complete
their
globe-encircling
flight
II
is
Iheir
intention
to
make
the
crossing
of
the
Atlantic
ID
WORK
ON
RIGHT
OF
WAY
ISLAND
ROAD
-"PP""-
lie
has
missed
the
favorable,
won
snouia
uompiei
me
Clearing
!
In
spite
of
Hie
heavy
timber
t
1
1.
.
t
.
M..I
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still
lie
good
"
f
the
world
flight
this
way
for
the
road
from
the
city
lo
Calloway
llapids.
Beside
Iho
camp
slatT,
fourteen
men
are
being
employed
today.
The
$10,000
which
has
already
been
appropriated
for
the
work
will,
il
is
exnected.
-ee
the
cleariuic
of
the
(right-of-way
completed.
A
fur-
iliier
appropriation
will
or
course
j
be
necessary
for
actual
road
,
building.
P.
W.
Anderson,
road
superintendent,
speaking
this
morning
about
the
work,
said
that
much
easier
grades
were
being
obtained
from
where
the
road
leaves
Hie
ri'e
line
than
had
been
anticipated.
When
completed,
tha
road
(r
Calloway
llapids
will
bo
something
of
which
the
citizens
my
well
be
troud,
he
says.
FIRE
ABOARD
BIG
STEAMER
Five
Men
relieved
Burned
to
Death
and
Other
Injured
from
Naptha
Explosion
NEW
YOIIK,
June
25.
Five
men
are
believed
lo
have
been
burned
to
death
in
a
fire
which
followed
an
explosion
of
Naptlm
aboard
Hie
British
freighter
Kg-
remout
Castle.
Seven
others
were
seriously
burned.
An
explosion
which
turned
the
snip
into
a
mass
or
names
trap
ped
the
men
in
the
hold.
The
heal
was
so
intense
that
it
was
impossible
lo
aid
I
hem.
Further
explosion
seemed
imminent.
The
freighler
was
lowed
by
fini
boats
lo
Hedhook
Flats
and
beached.
Four
of
the
missing
men
wer
stevedores
and
one.
an
inspector
for
the
Standard
Oil
Company.
MINING
ACTIVITY
ATCOPPER
CITY
COPPKH
CITY',"
Juno
25.
'
There
lias
been
more
than
the
usual
activity
here
In
mining
and
prospecting.
A
find
of
fairly
rich
ore
wa
mado
about
twelve,
mile
up
Copper
Iliver
which
resulted
in
the
staking
of
a
large
number
of
claims
there.
Other
parties
have
gone
In'
and
a
result
the
recorder
ha
hecn
a
busy
man.