LONDON.
June
12
I.ndy
Mary
Fox
.Striingeways,
daughter
of
the
Karl
of
Leicester,
was
married
Wednesday
to
Captain
J.
A.
Her
belt
of
the
lloyal
Horse
Ouards
In
the
ltronipbm
t)ratory.
The
King
and
Oiiccn
ami
the
Duke
and
Duchess
of
York,
Viscount
Las
cello
mid
Princess
Mary
sent
gifts.
Tim
bride
was
one.
of
the
bridesmaids
at
tlio
wedding
of
Ouecii
Mary.
TEA
DAN8ANT
Tea
Dansiuil,
Saturday
ufternoou,
Faliey
dancing
by
the
children.
Elks'
Home.
I
At.
.
production
for
bolli,
Uiere
should
be
i
ilililie?
of
developing
hipping
between
this
purl
mid
nji.
i
roni
wiiai
I
nave
seen,
i
annul
help
hut
think
that
there
is
going
to
be
u
tremendous
future
for
Prime
llupert
from
a
commercial
standpoint
an
J
I
sincerely
hope
that
it
may
meun
trade
between
Fiji
and
Prince
Itupert."
Kurh
a
statement
was
made
litis
morning
by
Hon.
II.
II.
CURIOUS
CROWD
GATHERED
HEAR
MURDER
TRIAL
Many
Women
Try
to
Catch
Glimpse
of
Loeb
and
Leopold
Who
Pleaded
Not
Guilty
.
Hushton.
colonial
treasurer
for
1
1
tip
rolony
of
Fiji,
who
in
In
the
Nly
in
I
he
course
of
a
trade
dc-vi'iiinul
mf
oniun
to
(Xanadu.
Mr.
Hushlon
arrived
here
by
by
train
last
night
after
veiling
Ottawa
and
Montreal
and
will
go
south
to
Vancouver
tonight
later
returning
east.
Increased
Trade
Sr-raking
of
the
general
ohjccls
of
his
trip.
Mr.
Huililon
slated
that
he
hud
hern
sent
by
Id
government
to
see
If
arrangement
rool'.l
not
he
nude
for
an
lei
crease
of
trade
between
Canada
Wfnrt
ai4audniJiLMUaaada.ficrUea.uiaii'
Impetuous
crowd
which
hnike
the-
articles
(hat
Fiji
.nduccd
such
hinges
off
lb
court
door.
Nathan
ax
banana,
citrus
fruits,
canned
Leopold
and
Hlclmrd
Loeb
lodayjpinrapples
hiu
hardwoods
and
1n
pleaded
not
guilty
lo
the
charges
(turn
Fiji
needed
such
thing
of
kidnapping
for
ransom
mid
j
from
Canada
a
softwood,
can
inunler
of
Hoherl
Frank.
The
.tied
salmon,
wheat
flour,
agri-
trial
ilatc
was
fixed
for
August
4.
The
youths
were'
apparently
unabashed
by
the
hundreds
of
curious
people,
mostly
women,
who
scrambled
and
pushed.
try-In
to
rulvU
a
glimpse
of
them.
VANCOUVER
MAN
CUTS
HIS
THROAT
William
Parker,
Aged
65,
Committed
8ulclde
After
Struggle
with
Wife
and
Son
YANCOt
VEH.
June
1?.
-William
Parker,
aped
(55,
after
a
terrific
strusule
wilh
his
wife,
and
fourteen
year
old
son
who
af-lempled
to
frustrate
hi
intention
of
taking
his
own
life,
drank
n
quantity
Of
carbolic
acid
ami
then
slashed
his
tlmml
with
n
raor
dyfng
almost
Immediately.
According
lo
Ine
story
told
the
notice
by
Mrs
Parker
her
hus
band
had
been
brooding
over
his
runlinned
Illness
FASHIONABLE
WEDDING
IN
BROMPTON
ORATORY
Daunhter
of
Earl
of
Leicester
Marries
Captain
In
Horse
Guards
cultural
implement
and
other
manufaelured
articles.
Exports
110,000,000
Mr.
Ilushtou
went
on
to
explain
that,
at
the
present
lime,
the
exports
of
the
Fiji
group
amounted
lo
sonic
f
lo.omi.odd
per
year
and
the
imports,
$5.-
HMI.OOUO.
Fiji
was
the
cenlre
of
distribution
fur
I
lie
Western
Pacific
groups,
the
Import
of
which
amounted
to
some
;'(),
InOO.OOO.
Canada
was
only
gel
mg
I
'4
per
cent
of
that
business
and
it
was
felt
that
it
should
gel
more.
The
Idea
was
to
estab
lish
trade
credits
between
the
two
colonics.
F.xnlaitiing
the
reason
for
his
isil
lo
Prince
lluporl,
Mr.
Hush-Ion
slitled
that
he.
had
come
this
way
on
the
express
invitation
of
Fred
Slork,
M.l'.,
whom
he
had
met
at
Ottawa
at
a
luncheon
given
by
Hon.
Dr.
King,
minister
of
public
works,
which
he
(Mr.
lUlsliloni
addressed
and
which
was
Attended
by
all
the
IMS.
members
of
parliament.
Mr.
Ilushtou
expressed
bis
delight
at
the
unsurpassed
scenic
beauties-between
here
and
Jasper
Park
along
the
line
of
the
Canadian
National
Hallways.
Line
of
Steamers
Mr.
Hushlon
staled
that
he
was
arranging
for
a
line
of
sleamers
lo
ply
between
Canada
and
lijl.
Whether
these
ships
will
come
to
Prince
Huperl
would
depend
on
whether
or
not
there
was
trade
for
theiii.
He
hoped
to
In
terest
lumbering
ami
canning:
Interest!!
here
with
a
view
lo
developing
an
exchange
of
trade
through
llii-s
port.
Mr.
Ilushtou
also
staled
Ihal
the
Fiji
government
being
in
a
strong
financial
comlitloil,
was
prepared
lo
Invest
money
llself
in
any
industry
Ihal
was
likely
lo
prove
profitable,
lie
did
not
come
emply
handed
as
Ids
government
was
willing
to
put
up
it
portion
of
Hie
capital
In
assured
commercial,
enterprises.
FIJIans
Not
Cannibals
Mr.
Hushlon,
who
Is
an
ex.
eculivo
official
of
the,
FIJI
govern
ment
appointed
by
the
Imperial
government,
makes
his
head-iiiailers
at
Suva,
FIJI.
He
stated
that
the
population
of
FIJI
cou-;
continued
on
pau
dx
Death
Occurred
Early
This
Morn-
Inn
of
John
Myhlll-Jones,
Manager
of
Family
Shoe
Store
The
death
occurred
early
this
morning
at
the
family
residence,
505
Seventh
Ave.
F.asl,
of
John
Myliill-Jone.
a
well-known
and
highly
respected
citizen
of
Prince
Huperl
at
(he
early
age
of
38.
Only
recently
he
hail
undertaken
the
management
of
the
Family
Shoe
Store,
when
he
was
taken
ill
and
died
and
the
end
rain
after
a
struggle
agaiiisl
the
dread
icarl
disease.
He
leaves
a
Aidow
ami
two
children,
three
and
two-year
old
rrspcrlitnlr..
-'Mr:
TiMSiwlSWrtl
known
athlete
in
his
youth,
lie
was
born
In
F.iigland
and
lived
at
Cambridge
and
was
the
champion
sculler
there
from
100(5
lo
1000.
He
represented
Hie
town
In
all
rowing
events.
Coin?
first
to
(he
United
Stales
he
soon
turned
lo
Canada
ami
arrived
in
Vancouver
about
t'JIS,
reaching
Prince
Huperl
in
1018,
where
he
managed
the
shoe
department
id,
II.
S.
Wallace.
I.ld.
Since
that
he
has
been
better
known
as
the
kipper
and
owner
of
passenger
launches
plying
out
of
this
port
and
more
recently
manager
of
the
shoe
store.
Four
years
ajo
Mr.
Myhill-Jones
was
married
to
Miss
llerlha
Macdonald
of
this
cily
who
with
her
two
children
mourn
the
loss
uf
good
husband
and
eitlien.
Funeral
arrangements
are
be
ing
made
in
accordance
with
the
rites
of
the
Anglican
Church
and
il
is
exoected
Archdeacon
His
Wilt
otllciate.
MINISTER
IS
amendment
finding
Ihal
llio
charges
against
Hon.
James
Murdock.
minister
of
labor,
were
"not
only
not
proved
lAil
were
entirely
disproved."
The
Inuuiry
by
the
commill
followed
charges
made
in
the
House
by
K.
Ous
Porter,
Conservative,
accusing
Murdock
of
having
Used
information
obtained
lis
a
cabinet
minister
to
withdraw
!!0r0
from
the
Home
Hank
a
few
days
before
it
failed.
LEAGUEBASEBALL
American
League
Philadelphia
"2,
Chicago
10.
Itoslou
,
Cleveland
5.
Washington
12,
SI.
Louis
I.
New
York
2,
Detroit
7.
National
League
Plilsburg
t,
New
York
2.
Si.
Louis
7,
Iktslon
3.'
Chicago
7,
Hrooklyn
2.
'imiiMiati
(3,
Philadelphia
7
EXONERATED
Privileges
and
Elections
Commit
tee
Finds
Charges
Against
Murdock
Disproved
OTTAWA,
June
12.
My
a
vole
of
It
lo
8,
the
privileges
and
elections
committee
of
the
House
of
Commons
adopted
a
Liberal
PIONEER
OF
STIKINE
RR0KR
THROUGH
ICF.
James
Wilson
of
Clearwater,
Stlklne,
Went
on
Visit
and
Failed
to
Arrive
(Special
lo
Daily
News)
TEI.EOHAPH
CHEEK,
June
12.
In
the
passing
of
James
Wilson
of
the
Clearwater,
Stikine,
the
North
loses
another
of
its
pioneers;
lr.
Wilson
left
his
cabin
on
the
Clearwater
on
or
about
April
12,
to
visit
another
old
limer,
Lewis.
Kirk,
whose
cabin
was
on
the
opposite
side
of
the
Stikine,
no
(race
of
him
has
been
seen
since,
and
II
Is
pre
sumed,
that
with
the
poor
state
of
the
ice
at
that'
period,
he
and
his
dog
broke
through
while
crossing.
Mr.
Wilson
was
75
years
of
age,
and
was
born
in
known
in
Edmonton
during
the
early
days
of
that
town,,
from
wliich
place
he
joined
the
rush
of
08,
over
the
Edmonton
trail
to
Dawson,
he
vvas
also
on
the
construction
of
Ihe
Yukon
Tele-
Prince
Rupert
Th
Latest
In
Restaurants.
Fish,
and
Meat
mm
BOSTON
GRILL
Third
Avenue.
Poultry
Best
of
Food
Good
Service.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Private
Boies
for
Party
Us?.
I
Market
Phone
671
"Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VOL.
XIV..
NO,
138.
PIUNCE
HUl'EHT,
H.C.,
TIIUHSDAY,
Jl'NE
12,
1021.
ritin'i
ClrtuUtlon
101
Strut
ttn
S3,
PRICE
FIVE
GENTS.
"
it
r
y
IS
GIVEN
STRONG
ENDORSATION
TRADE
EMISSARY
FROM
FIJI
ISLANDS
IS
VISITING
PRINCE
RUPERT
TODAY
This
Port
Possesses
Necessary
Factors
to
Make
it
Connecting
Link
in
Pacific
Shipping
Chain
''Canned
nalmou
and
lumber
ul
the
present
lime
are
Fiji
DITDrDT
I
ACCO
pr
nnpal
import
from
Canada.
Prime
Huperl
being
a
centre
of
UrEill
LltjLO
GOOD
CITIZEN
BBBBBBBBBBBS't'1'
SBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBk
bsH
t
'iSSWEyaBBtMMMWMBMMSBBraWM
Can
you
beat
U?
These
egg.s
are
a
million
or
more
jj'ears
old,
and
lieorge
Olseu,
Asiatic
excavator,
j'roddiii?
at
them
with
never
a
thought-of
a
gas
;jnufk.
They
are
supposed
to
have
been
laid
,
by
a
dinosaur.
Platform
of
Republican
Party
at
Cleveland
Convention
Shows
Opposition
to
Public
Ownership
CLKVEIANU,
June
12.
The
Republican
platform
Sultinluy
night
to
the
big
convention
here
declares
for
rigid
enforcement
of
law
without
specific
mention
of
prohibi
tion.
Its
principal
planks
are:
The
eiiuctmeul
of
measures
to
place
agriculture
on
a
basis
of
economic
eipiulity
with
other
industries;
betllemeiit
of
foreign
debts
growing,
out
of
the
war
on
the
basis
of
the
agreement,
concluded
with
Britain;
Improvement
in
the
management
of
the
tiuveriimeut
.Mer
chant
Marine
with
a
view
to
its
ultimate
sale
to
citjzeus;
upposuiou
lo
nationalization
or
government
ownership
of
public
utilities;
A
declaration
of
faith
in
the
eight
hour
labor
day;
Enactment
of
a
federal
auli-lyiiching
law;
Creation
of
a
rotnniissioii
lu
promote
mutual
understand
ing
between
the
races;
Development
'Of
the
waterway
system
from
the
Ureal
Lakes
to
the
Atlantic
and
to
the
Culf
of
Mexico.
Maintenance
of
the
navy
at
full
strength
authorized
by
the
letter
and
spirit
of
the
Washington
treaty.
PAUL
PAINLEVE
AND
DISAPPEARED!
NEW
PRESIDENT
His
Election
to
Highest
Post
or
Honor
In
France
Seems
Assured
PAIUS.
June
IS;
Paul
Pain-leves
election
to
the
presidency
iof
the
French
Republic
was
bc-
llieyed
assured
today
when,
after
la
meeting
of
(he
leaders
of
the
left
coalition
a
committee
ROTARIANS
GATHERING
Kingston,
tmiario,
lie
was
wen
Delegates
Arrive
at
Toronto
From
New
Zealand
and
South
Africa
TORONTO,
June
12.
Hon.
Oeorge.
Fowler
of
New
Xcalnad,
and
Sir
David
-urof
of
South
grapji
line
rroiu
Dawson
south
lo..rriea
were
the
first
delegates
lo
wiu-re
oe
ich
arrive
lie
re
for
llio
n
erna
nna
Hid
line
and
took
up
his
abode
on
Ihe
Clearwater.
1
'
Father
Oodfrey,
O.M.I.
Is
sail,
ing
tonight
on
the
Prince
Oeorgc
for
Ocean
Falls.
convention
of
llotailuus
to
be
held
here
next
week.
There
is
a
Hrilisli
delegation
en
roulo
and
also
trains
of
automobiles
from
ll.n
TT..II...I
I
1
jiin,-
viiiivu
ciaics,
western
uan-uda
and
Mexico.
Calvin
Coolidge
All
I
But
Unanimous
Choice
Cleveland
Convention
i
Wave
of
Acclamation
Swept
Republican
Nom-I
mating
Meeting
Today
,
j
CLEVELAND,
June
12.
Calvin
Coolidge
waall
but
uiiani-'mouslv
nominated
for
the
presidency
today
at
the
Republican
national
convention.
The
votes
of
the
little
group
i
6r
Lafollette
men
from
Wisconsin
and
North
Dakota,
who
t
tood
through
the
convention
in
militant
insurgency
against
the
policies
of
the
party
leaders,
were
almost
swallowed
tip
in
the
wave
or
acclamation
that
formally
ratifies
President
Coolidge
as
the
choice
for
standard
bearer
of
the
party
in
the
forthcoming
eleclioru
The
vole
was:
Coolidge,
1005;
Lafollette.
at;
Johnson.
10.
This
afternoon
there
will
be
..
,
...
another
session
to
choose
llieUI
IIP
All
MlLfTl
president's
running
male
or
the
IfliPJjF1
mUvit
vice-presidential
nominee;.
Tlien
:
-.
-
.
the
convention
will
adjourn
and
IH
C
iWCTl
llVCD
go
before
the
country.
i
X
I
,r.r.lTJl
111
TJj
1
FOOD
NEEDED
AT
NOME
NOME.
June
12.
With
the
people
of
the
city
and
district
running
short
of
food,
the
coast
guard
cut
ler
Hear
and
the
.steamship
Victoria,
coining
from
Seattle
to
break
I
lie
winter's
isolation,
have
been
held
fifteen
miles
from
here
for
three
days
by
Hering
Sea
ice.
BELLINGHAM
WENT
AGROUND
IN
FOG
Damage
Was
Slight
Vessel
Was
.
In
Port
to
Pick
up
Empty
Oil
Barrels
The
Ketchikan
motorship
Iiel
liiigham,
Capt.
Lett
Williams,
which
was
in
port
last
night
en
route
from
Seattle
to
Ketchikan
lo
pick
up
empty
'oil
barrels,
grounded
near
Metlakalla
in
the
fog
shortly
after
midnight
and
returned
to
port.
II
was
found
that
the
damasre
was
slight
and'
I
the
vessel
sailed
again
for
the
!
north
at
8
o'lock
this
morning.
CANADIAN
SECONDS
SOLD
AT
GOOD
PRICE
ON
FISH
EXCHANGE
At
the
Fish
Exchange
today!
Canadian
second
class
halibut
I
ws
soiu
ai
eigui
cents
a
nounu,
i
Ilattie,
12,500,
at
12.20o
and
OiSOc
to
Cold
Storage.
Amia
J
13,000,
at
12.50c
and
0.50c.
to
Booth
Fisheries.
Canadian
Ilranl.
5.000,
at
12.50c
and
8c,
lit
Royal
Fish
Co.
Mayflower,
3,500,
at
12.70c
mid
8c
lo
Cold
Storage.
Salmon
'
;Overlime,
1,000
reds
at
il.OOe
Id
Cold
Storage.
Siljan.
2,700,
umt
Karen.
3.
000,
at
Il.OOo
lo
Allin
Fisheries.
Suberlbe
for
the
Dally
News.
THEOUTIiOOK
AND
NEARBY
.
.7T7
.
.
z
.
A
says
uoerai
win
oe
Kiecioej
in
W1ujnYlmlnftfH
Fine
Reception
Hon.
A.
M.
Mauson,
attorney
general,
returned
yesterday
from
Ocean.
Falls
enthused
over
tbe
prospects
in
the
Mackenzie
riding.
He
says
the
Liberal
will
be
lie
elected
there.
He
addressed
a
large
meeting
in
the
public
hall
at
which
275
were
present,
whereas
only
about
0
were
at
the
provincial
parly
meeting
the
previous
night
and
many
of
those
were
Liberal
supporters.
All
reports
coining
in
from
outlying
parts
of
the
constituency
took
good.
Mr.
Mansun
was
glad
to
hear
such
cheering
reports
from
Prince
Huperl
and
lo
know
tlial
Hon.
T.
D.
Paltullo
woutd
be
elected
here.
He
says
he
does
not
see
how
the.
Prince
Rupert
people
could
do
otherwise
in
view
of
the
situation.
Mr.
Mauson
is
keen
for
Prince
Huperl
and
he
says
be
would
hale
lo
see
Hie
city
get
a
setback
which
certainly
would
be
the
case
if
the
people
here
mado
a
mistake
and
elected
the
wrong
man.
MUCH
DAMAGE
FROM
STORM
I
Farmer
Killed,
House
Demolished
and
Barns
Rolled
About
ORAVELHOUIUI.
Juno
12
Kd.
sent
lo
the
Senate
to
ask
5astonwhile
American
fetched
six
and
mond
Deniey,
a
farmer,
was
killed
Doumergue.
Ihe
president
of
thai
six
and
a
half.
There
was
about
"y
a
ngnming
dou.
his
ium.se
body,
to
withdraw
his
candidacy.
00,000
pound
of
fish
in
all
sob!
w
uemoiisneii
ami
several
gran-
las
follows:
eries
were
rolled
about.
rifly
Radio,
e8,ooo
at
12c
and
6c,
fo,ln'Hnd
dollars'
worth
of
crops
Allin
Fisheries.
were
destroyed
In
the
fjehls
Mecca,
O.OOO,
at
12.20c
and
Oci1"1
evening
as
llie
result
or
a
to
Itoolh
Fisheries.
"
cyclone
and
aterrjric
electees
AiMitiP.
r..snn.
ni
i?
mi
rk
storm.
to
Pacific
Fisheries.
AMERICAN
PLANES
ANOTHER
FLIGHT
,
t
HONtt
KONO,
June
12.
Three
American
round
the
world
flyer
arrived
at
Haiphong
yesterday.!
John.
W.
Allen,
supervising
en
gineer
tor
lhiA
Dominion
Fisher-les
depar.limml,
nrrlyed
from
Vancouver
yesterday.
He
I
here
lu
connection
with
the
dork
trials
and
trial
trip
of
hn
second
palro
cruiser
Hlvldls
which
will
take
place
sbu'rUy.
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