LEAGUE
BASEBALL
American
League
New
York
2,
Boston
(t.
Detroit
5,
Cleveland
7.
St,
Louis
I,
Chicago
.
Washington
5,
Philadelphia
I.
National
League
Clnchiimll
u,
Pillsburg
H.
Brooklyn
0,
Philidclphia
7.
St.
Louls-Clilcugo,
rain.
SUNDAY
GAMES
National
League
Philadelphia
3,
Brooklyn
I.
Cincinnati
0,
Pittsburg
I.
New
York
2,
Boston
I.
SI,
Louis
;i-0,
Chicago
-l.
American
League
Chicago
H,
St.
Louis
5.
Washington
1
1,
Philadelphia
a,
Cleveland
I,
Detroit
'(I.
'
,
;
Boslon
3-3,
Now
York,
5.:ii
Called
darine.
HALIBUT
LANDINGS
ABOVEJHE
AYERAGE
Total
of
190,000
Pounds
Marketed
Here
Sixteen
halibut
boats
marketed
calelies
totalling
UMI.HIIO
pounds
at
the
Fish
Lxrhangc
this
morning.
Fight
American
boats
sold
Il7.5nn
pounds
nml
a
similar
number
of
Canadians.
73,300
pounds.
Arrival
and
sales:
American
Bravo,
7.0(10
pounds,
nl
13.2c
and
7c,
ami
Yukon,
13,000
pounds
at
130
and
Go
to
the
Atlin'l'islier-ies.
Crescent,
7,50(1
puomls
at
13.3c
audand
7c;
Wabash,
10,500
pounds
al
1
3.5c
and
7c,
and
Mildred
II.
23.OU0
,
pounds,
at
12.5c
and
Ce,
to
the
Pacific
Fisheries.
Lincoln,
1
1,000
pounds,
at
13c
and
r.c,
and
Lituya,
2K.000
al
12.
5c
and
(ic,
to
the
Canadian
Fish
Cold
Storage
Co.
Imperial,
10,000
pounds,
nl
l2.Ce,
to
t
h
Boolh
Fisheries
Canadian
Co.
Canadian
Prosperity,
17,000
pounds,
nl
1
2.0c
and
tfc;
Fisher,
12,000
pounds,
at
12.5c
and
tic,
and
M.
M.
Christopher,
13,000
pounds
al
12.5c
and
Ce,
lo
I
he
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Slorago
Co.
Mayflower
7,000
pound;
Bingo
1,800
pounds,
and
Miilr,
3,500
pounds,
at
I2.5u
and
tie,
to
the
Itnynl
Fish
Co.
xdtinglciidcr,
0,000
pounds
and
Verjia
10,000
pounds,
al
I2.0o
Bd'da'li)
the
AUln
KUlierle.
TAXI
Tbi
Latest
In
Restaurants.
25
Ambulance
nd
rain
BOSTON
GRfll
Service
if
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
.
Third
Avenue.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
('
Best
of
Food
Good
Service.
and
th
St.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Private
Boxes
for
Pari
Use.
MATT
VIOCCK,
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
"Take
Her
to
The
Booton."
VOL
XIV.,
NO,
117
PHLNCi:
HUPKUT,
X.l
MOMlAY,
JUNE
23,
1021.
Stturtfif'
Circulation,
2080.'
trMt
SlM
7S7.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
1
Rl
11
IV
'fun..
"W
III,.
Hi-
m
BRITAIN
WORK
of
still
greater
importance
was
the
decision
that
the
premiers
uiiiu
ucncin
iviimi
ui
uir
opening
oi
ine
ussemoiv
oi
the
League
of
Aulions
in
September
next.
the
trench
premier
left
this
morning
lo
continue
with
Pre-
Iniier
Thcuuis
of
Belgium
the
in-
tcr-allicd
conversations
begun
al
his
meeting
with
Premier
Mae-donald
al
Chcjuers
Court
ocr
the
week
end.
In
reply
lo
a
iueliou
Premier
Herriot
said
he
thought
the
entente
had
been
materially
strengthened
as
a
result
of
his
visit
to
Kugland.
Press
Comment
PAHIS.
June
23.
-
Newspaper
eomiueul
on
the
outcome
of
Premier
llerriot's
isil
to
London
runs
strong
to
parly
lines.
Fx
'epl
the
government
press
reference,
the
papers
refrain
from
discussing
the
matter
with
any
fullness.
Opposition
press
accuses
Herriot
of
giving
an
entirely
freshj
direction
to
France's
policy,
de.
I
rlaring
he
has
thrown
to
the
i
winds
the
conditions
which
for
iner
Premier
Poinrare
had
et
for
France's
acceptance
of
the
Dawes
plan
nod
bound
himself
unreservedly
to
the
proposals
of
the
expert
committee.
AGED
INDIANS
WERE
THROWN
INTO
WATER
WHEN
BOATS
COLLIDED
On
Saturday
niuhl
about
ten
o'clock
an
accident
occurred
at
the
entrance
to
the
little
harbor,
which
the
fishermen
use
'n
Wnrk
Canal
when
the
troller
Smpc
ran
down
a
boat
in
which
two
nged
unlives,
Mr.
mid
Mrs.
Hubert
Tail,
were
crossing.
The
Indians
were
thrown
intojthe
water
and
Mrs.
Tail
seemed
to
hiivo
been
struck
by
the
fishing
boat.
She
was
rescued
by
Angus
Hartley
and
Andy
llelmer
and
her
husband
by
J'.
Kunlz.
'
11
is
said
that
no
one
was
to
blame
for
(he
acclilcnt.
The
Cold
Storage
scow
was
just
coining
In
taking
tip
n
large
part
of
the
channel
nnd
the
fishing
boat
was
pulling
ouli
The
Indian
woman
was
taken
lo
the
hospital
where
she
s
reported,
(o
ho
doing
well.
News
'of
the
accident
was
hVo'ughl
to
Hie,
city
by
O.
It.
Frewin
Of
Port
Simpson
who
wn
In
da'
jhe
TapToW,
I
SMUTS
RESIGNS
B
Itecenlly
defeated
),oad
of
South
African
Government
gives
place
io
another.
JAN
CHRISTIAN
SMUTS
DECIDED
TO
RESIGN
CAPF.TOWN,
June
23.
Jan
Christian
Siuuls,
premier
or
South
Africa,
whose
South
African
parly
was
defeated
at
the
polls
recently,
has
decided
to
resign.
,
Judge
F.
Moll,'
Young
r
I
if
tin
Al
lln
on
IhePr
H:ituii)'vy
afterno.o'n
OPERATIONS
AT
SEAL
COYE
Preliminary
Arrangements
Site
Have
Teen
for
Prelimjiiary
arrangements
with
regard
lo
the
obtaining
of
the
site
al
Seal
(Jove
where
the
Somerville
Cannery
Co.
is
lo
establish
its
plant
have
been
practically
completed
and
'work
ol
getting
the
old
wharf
and
plant
there
ready
to
be
used
this
year
will
start
within
the
next
two
oi
three
weeks,
W.
J.
Jefferson,
manager
of
the
Somerville
Cannery,
who
Is
in
the
city,
reports
Owing
to
Hie
lateness
of
the
season,
however,
and
the
fact
that
fishing
this
year
is
already
under
way,
Mr.
Jefferson
does
not
anticipate
that
much
will
he
done
this
year.
Lease
Frontage
In
addition
hi
the
situ
formerly
held
under
lease
by
the
Pacific
Sea
Products
Co.,
waterfronlayc
is
being
obtained
from
the
provincial
government
and
the
Somerville
company
will
have
a
tolat
front
use
of
250
feet.
More
buildings
will
be
put
up
and
it
is
the;
intention
to
make
4he
cannery
here
the
headquarters
in
the
North
of
the
Somerville
Cannery
Co.
The
company
will
probably
discontinue
operations
at
the
cannery
on
Somerville
Island
now
held
by
lease.
YUKON
IS
LATEST
MEMBER
OF
U.S.
HALIBUT
FLEET
lli.
iuw
American
halibut
boat
Yukon
or
Ketchikan,
owned
and
skippered
by
W.
F.
Lewis.
Ion,
Is
n
port
today
afler
her
IN
planes
in
l'aramushiri
was
received.
Since
then
he
lias
been
visiting
the
various
slops
used
by
Hie
flyers
cleaning
up
outstanding
matters.
Left
for
British
1
hough
good
arrangements
have
been
made
by
Col.
Broome.
Lieut.
Bissell
reports
that
sev-
eral
mooring
places
used
by
the
American
planes
in
the
Aleutians
have
been
left
in
anticipation
of
the
arrival
there
.
of
the
British
flyers.
Lieut.
Bissell
reports
that
the
spring
in
the
Aleutian
Isjauds
has
been
an
exceptionally
bad
one
Hroni
a
weather
standpoint.
Only
nine
favorable
days
offered
while
the
American
flyers
were
there
and
every
one
was
Used
with
the
exreption
of
one
at
Dutch
Harbor
when
the
three
planes
were-
wailing
for.
Major'
Martin
to
arrivo
loin
Chiguik.
Hopeful
for
Success
Lieut.
Bissell
will
go
from
here
lo
Seattle
and
thence
lo
Washington.
He
has
received
instructions
to
be
in
readiness
to
go
to
Labrador
and
Oreenland
to
iuake
arrangements
for
the
arrival
of
the
round-tl(e-worhl
flyers
there
in
August
and
September,
lie
is
confident
that
the
flight
will
have
a
successful
conclusion.
The
worst
of
the
whole
under
taking
is
now
behind,
lie
says,
and
there
should
be
no
serious
problems
from
now
on.
Now
al
Itangoou,
the
flyers
should
be
in
Calcutta
within
a
Tew
days.
There
the
pontoons
will
be
replaced
bv
lauding
years
and
the
stretch
lo
the
north
of
the
British
Isles
should
be
easily
accomplished,
It
rs
expected
thai
weather
condi
lions
will
be
favorable
when
the
crossing
or
the
North
Atlantic
by
way
of
Iceland,
Oreenland
and
Labrador
is
made
in
August,
CANADIANS
LOSERS
maiden
trip
o
the
fishing
Pfay
Before
15,000
Spectators
at
grounds.
Her
fare
or
I3.f)0o
lbs.
'
8idn-w
u,traU
u.lp..
was
hough)
by
tho'Allln
Fisheries
Ihe
Auknn
Is
a
5H-root
long
X-
Umi.l
.
HI
....
I.
1
1
...
W
fMIIHIM
ill
II
I
1
1
I
II
I
lktL
u
Woi.lll.
I
UNISON
ABSENTEE
VOTE
MAY
MAKE
CHANGE
IN
PRESENT
STANDING
OF
PARTIES
AllEy
es
are
Turned
to
Absentee
Vote
to
Settle
the
Elections
VAN'COt
VF.It.
June
iNl.
-All
eves
are
now
focused
on
the
ali
eutee
vole,
the
count
for
whirli
will
lake
place
21
days
hf.'.re
It
i
belieu-d
llial
lliere
on;
about
11,000
alcenlee
ballot
fen
Hi
t'ii
r
ii
tl
l
m.
f
i
tt
Win
ttftt
t
nt
1
1
iiti
11
1
Vnncinit
ai
fill
U
I
v
-
uin
I
,
II
V
M
IIM
1
'
tr,
irwiMil
111
l.7lV.
Any
decided
leaning
one.
way
or
the
oilier
may
make
a
big
change
ill
the
standing
here
becnuc
there
is
u
spread
of
only
1
1
at)
votes
between
the
second
and
eleventh
candidate..
A,
I).
Mcllue,
who
wa
the
sixth
candidate
elected,
was
only
1X0
voles
ahead
of
Mrs.
Mtiry
Klleu
Smith,
who
runs
eighth.
J.
TWIGG
MAY
BE
LEADER
OF
THE
CONSERVATIVES
Other
Names
Mentioned
as
Pos-tlble
Choice
for
Position
Following
Bowser's
Defeat
Spml
to
Daily
News
VANOIUVDl.
June.
23.r-rV
U
riiill
of
Mil
lUfi-al
..r
W
.1
liw.
iV.
dell.
Farri.
who
run
'eleventh,
wax
only
IMG
bHow
A.
j.McC.
Orrery,
provincial,
who
is
flfili
and
only
Vol
voir
below
A.
;l
Mcltne.
11,
I..
MailUnd,
who
edge
in
,.'".'
volrs
ahead
of
Farri.
is
llial
jinucli
nearer
Oreery
and
Mcllac.
I
l.tlterultf
here
claim
llial
Mr.
iSiuilli
is
certain
of
election
am!
I
they
JHiee
that
Farrls
may
gej.
!'
Outside,
the
city
their
are
also
a
iiiiiiiIkt
of
close
constituencies
where
abeiilce
may
make
n
change.
The
race
is
rlo-e
in
t
he
Islands.
Cariboo.
North
Van-
rouver.
Markeuiir.
Prince
(ieorge,
Albrni.
Simitkamrcii.
(I
rem.
ser.
II.
D.
Twlgg
of
Victoria
will
wood-Orand
Fork,
and
Allin.
undoubtedly
he
propocd
for
the
tAMiservatlte
leadership
by
Con-hervatttr
on
Vancouver
Island
while
(
idouel
I'eck.
member-elect
for
he
Nlands.
is
also
a
possibility
V.
A
Maekeiule
of
Simalkn-meeu.
It
II.
I'iMiley
of
F.suimalt.
and
J
W.
Jones
of
South
Okaii-npan
are
among
the
more
outstanding
members
of
the
Conservative
bloc
in
the
llnue
and
any
one
of
them
may
he
the
choice
of
the
party
caucus
to
take
the
(dace
of
the
member
for
Vancouver
who
Is
defeated.
There
i
also
talk
of
going
outside
Hie
elected
members
for
a
leader
and
of
getting
him
a
seal
That
is
hardly
likely,
however,
i
it
view
of
the
present
uncertain
division
of
the
parties.
BRITISH
AND
FRENCH
AGREE
Will
Hold
Conference
Not
Later
Than
Middle
of
July
to
Enforce
Dawes
Report
LONDON.
June
23.
-
Premier
Macdouald
and
Premier
Herriot
have
agreed,
providing
there
is
no
objection
from
the
oilier
allies
to
hold
a
rouferenee
in
London
no
later
than
the
middle
of
July
for
the
purpose
of
settling
the
procedure
of
putting
the
Dawci
report
iulo
rxecloii.
BEGAN
FLIGHT
EARLY
TODAY
Attempt
by
Lieut.
Russell
Vauahan
to
Cross
Continent
In
One
day
NEW
YORK,
June
23.
Lieut.
Russell
Vaughan
today
began
an
attempt
to
cross
the
continent
In
a
biplane
between
dawn
and
sunseL
He
hopped
off
from
Mltcholl
field
here
at
half
a
minute
to
three
this
morning.
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Lauada
is
getting
plenty
of
baby
immigrants
lhee
day.
The
babies
sdiuwn,
with
their
fine,
wholesome-looking
Scutch
mothers,
range
in
age
from
13
days
to
12
months.
Entente
With
France
Was
Materially
Strengthened
by
Visit
of
Premier
Herriot
LOMON,
June
2a.
Premier.
Mncdonahl
told
the
House
ufi
tloniuioiis
Uial
hk
rtuilerenre
wih
thFreiich.llWiui!")
IlerHit;
vwiT'prellin
Tilery
to
n
inler-allieil
c6ijference;,
which
will
be
culled
to
meet
in
Loudon
probably
on
July
1(1,
fur
the1
purpose
or
definitely
settling
the
procedure
to
be
adopted
for:
putting
the
Dawes
report
into
execution.
What
was
possiblv
Lieutenant
Clayton
Bissell
Returns
from
Aleutian
Isds.
Hopeful
of
Flyers'
Success
Lieut.
Clayton
Bissell,
advance
officer
uf
the
United
Stales
round-the-world
flight
for
that
section
between
Seattle
and
l'aramushiri
Island,
Japan,
arrived
in
the
city
this
morning
b'y
gas
boat
from
Ketchikan
after
having
spent
the
past
rive
mouths
in
the
north.
He
is
here
to
adjust
such
matters
as
muy
slill
be
outstanding
as
a
result
of
the
stop
of
the
flyers
at
this
lorl
and
expects
to
get
away
for
the
south
on
the
Prince
Geurge
lonighL
Was
In
Aleutians
'
.
Besides
having
made
all
ar-
I
ITFlf
t
Z1!!
A
MPE
raiigeiiieuts
in
advance
for
the
lijti;-
oi
,ur
,iii
nju!i
sitrij
lie-,
tween
here
and
the
Kurile.
Islands,
Lieut
Bissell
was
with
Hie
flyers
as
they
made
progress
a
loir,'
the
Aleutian
Islands
and
he
also
was
in
charge
of
searching
operations
when
Major
Martin
was
missing.
He
was
aboard
the
culler
that
scouted
the
coasts
for
several
days
when
Major
Martin
became
lost
after
leaving
Chig-nlk
That
search
completed,
he
;roceeded;
to
the
end
of
the
Aleutians
and
was
on
hand
when
the
three
flyers
look
olT
from
Attn
lo
l'aramushiri.
His
work
took
him
to
within
sight
of
the
Hussian
coast
and
his
duties
Xiulehc.wlieiNya.r.adlaiJivessasi:
brought
thc-news
that
the
long
hop
marking
tiie
arrival
of
the
FRIDAY
VOTE
Kergln
Still
Leading
In
..Atlln
While
Stoddart
Is
Ahead
In
Cariboo
VANCOUVER.-
June
23.
Ac
cording
to
reports
received
here
today
Atlin
fvjth
seven
poll
to
hear
from
gives
11.
K.
Kergin.
the
sitting
member,
a
lead
of
84
over
the
Conservative
candidal".
In
Cariboo
-with
13
polls
to
hear
from
Stoddart
the
Provincial
candidate,
formerly
a
I.Tberal,
1
leading
by
.iiTJoye
HieConser
auve.
me
vote
in'
each
o
these
constituencies
Todate
follows:
Atlln
H.
F.
Kergin
i
380
HI.
Conway
,
.
2UI
Koberl
Armour
...'ii.
.1
335
V
Cariboo
Stoddart
"
(Provincial)
317
Fraser
(Cons.)
300
Yorston
(Lib.)
290
POSTAL
STRIKE
NOT
GENERAL
Montreal
Functioning
as
Usual,
Hamilton
Holds
Back;
Vancouver
will
Consider
.
TOHONTO,
June
23.
Exten
sion
of
(he
postal
workers'
strike
to
Hamilton
this
morning
did
not
materialize
and
work
U
proceeding
there.
The
Montreal
of
fice
s
reported
to
be
functioning
normally.
Vancouver
postal
workers
bad
a
meeiinz
yesterday
and
decided
not
to
take
action
before
HieOov-
rrnineut
offer
had
been
thorough.
ly
considered.
FRANK
GOSNELL
OF
PORT
SIMPSON
DIES
Was
20
Years
of
Age
and
a
Na
tive
of
Village
Son
of
Louis
Gosnell
The
deatli
occurred
at
the
end
or
Hie
week
at
Port
Simpson
of
rrank
Oosiiell,
aged
20,
a
native
of
that
place
and
a-sim
or
Louis
(losnell.
Deceased
was
about
20
years
or
age.
Funeral
arrangement
are
In
the
hands
or
Urn
B.C,
Undertakers
or
this
city
and
Interment
vylll,
take
place
ut
Port
Simpson.
THIRD
TEST
MATCHiBODY
OF
WEALTHY
NEW
.SID.NKY,
June
23
The
....
third
linen
crall
or
10
e
Ine
UH
..1
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.
type
and
was
built
,U
the
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v
laiiM
3
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Ausira
an
team
i
roii.i
h...:
YORK
PUBLISHER
WAS
FOUND
DEAD
IN
SWAMP
10U0HKKKPSIK,
J
23,
I'he
body;
or
Clarence
D.
KI1..1.1,...
85
years
or
age,
a
wealthy
New
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near
his
summer
bo,
ncess
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tqunagJs
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