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1995
25
TAXI
and
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
with
newly
laid
dancing
Service
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
I.h.
''V,
parties.
and
6th
8L
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
ratis,
apply
to
Doslon
WATT
VIPECK,
Prop.
Grill,
Third
Ave.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phona
457,
VOL.
XV.,
NO.
ISC.
IMtlNUK
HI
PEHT
H.U..
Tl
KSDAY,
Jl.'KK
23,
1W23.
Yeaterday't
Circulation
1683
8tr.t
hl
646.
PRICE
FIVE
GENT'S.
ALGARSSON
SOCKEYE
SALMON
FISHING
STARTS
OFF
WELL
SKEENA
RIVER
THIS
WEEK
Algarsson
Expedition
Leaves
for
North
on
Little
Steamer
Iceland
Former
Vancouver
man
two
months
owing
to
lack
of
funds
LINEHPOOL,
June
23.
-
-Smiling
at
the
i
1
1-TorLt
i
u
e
which
hit-
dogged
litem
for
the
lasl
two
months,
(irellier
Algarsson,
the
Vancouver
explorer
with
commander
Worsley
uml
llieir
little
buml
of
Volunteers.,
who
make
iij.
the
erew
u(
llie
sleamer
Iceland,
Muled
down
lite
Mersey
lo
llie
oen
sea
yesterday,
beginning
the
attempt
lo
go
ritrlher
tiorlh
than
any
other
polar
expedition
(his
year.
Algarsson
abandoned
the
idea
of
flying
lo
the
Norlh
Pole
uml
will
confine
his
activities
lo
a
geographical
stuvey
and
to
making
preparations
for
a
polar
flight
next
year.
The
expedition
was
delayed
hero
for
two
mouths
owing
lo
lack
of
fund!).
MORRIS
IS
TO
!
BE
EXTRADITED
VVMI
Have
to
Stand
Trial
for
Implication
In
'Murder
of
Oapt.
Glllls
YlthJIllA,
June
23.
An
order
lliul
Charles
Morris
he
ex-ItadHed
lo
llrilish
Columbia
for
trial
on
a
t-liartie
of
being
iin-phcaied
in
lite
murders
or
dpi.
J
Oillls
and
bis
son
on
(be
lleryl
0,,
lias
been
upheld
by
the
Unit
-fil
Stair
federal
court
of
appeal,
according
lo
word
received
hem
.veslerdav.
This
mtasbes
the
.Morris
appeal
and
will
tiieauj
thai
he
loo
must
stand
Iriul
for
lus
life
a
a
result
of
Hie
hijacking
murders
for
participation
in
which
Owen
F.
Maker
and
Sowash
last
week
were
sentenced
lo
hang.
MURDER
SUSPECT
IS
APPREHENDED
"Sonny"
White,
Quarter
3recd,
Arrestod
for
Killing
of
North
Vancouver
Storokcoper
VANCOUVER.
June
23
Chas.
Henry
While,
known
as
"Sonny"
While,
wiis
arrested
this
morn
ing
and
charged
with
murdering
Frank
Rosso.
North
Vancouver
Italian
storekeeper,
who
was
kill
ed
Monday
morning
niter
a
desperate
struggle
in
bis
dure
with
sumo
person
wielding
an
axe.
The
suspect
i
a
tpturler
breed
In
dian
and
hu
was
arrested
by
the
Norlh
Vancouver
chief
of
police
on
warrant.
EXCESS
RATES
BEING
REMOVED
PrlncQ
..Rupert
to
be
put
on
Equality
With
Othor
Ports
In
Insurance
VANCOUVER,
June
23.
The
excess
insurance
rales
on
vessels
calling
al
northern
H.O.
porls
is
likely
to
bo
removed.
The
Im
perial
Hliipping-
committee
lias
reported
in
favor
of
removing
llio
excess
on
ports,
as
far
north
its
Prince
Rupert.
The
fad
'thai
norlbern
waters
are
well,
chart
ed
utid
-ligliled
ami
llial
Prince
Rupert
harbor
is
easy
of
access
is
largely
responsible
for
Ibe
proponed
change.
held
up
in
Liverpool
GOVERNOR
TO
MEET
CITIZENS
INFORMALLY
A
Mayor
.New
Ion
informed
meinbers
of
the
city
council
lul
night
that
Ibe
Oovcrnor
Ocncral's
parly
would
be
here
on
Saturday
afternoon
next
from
I
lo
C
o'clock.
While
it
bail
been
re-ipiesled
Hint
there
be
no
public
reception,-
it
bad
been
indicated
thai
His
Excellency
would
be
pleased
to
meet
any
of
the
citizens
informally
between
1
and.
5.
STEAMER
NORWOOD
PAYS
FIRST
VISIT
Paclfio
American
Fisheries
Steamer
Was
Here
Last
Night
En
Route
to
Port
Edward
Making
her
first
call
at
this
unit,
the
Pacific-American
Fish-
cries
steamer
Norwood
was
here
overnight
bound
for
Port
Edward
wilb
a
cargo
of
supplies
and
equipment
for
the
Skeena
River
Packing
Co.'s
cannery
there.
1
lie
Norwood
arrived
from
Melling-ll
a
in
at
7.30
last
night
and
sailed
at
2
o'clock
Ibis
morning
for
Port
Edward.
From
there
she
will
continue
to
southwestern
Alaska.
Vlie
Norwood,
which
is
a
vessel
of
ten
hundred
Ions
net
and
Carries
a
crew
of
2!.,
is
in
command
of
Cnpl.
Fletcher.
H.
T.
Cross
of
the
local
customs
.office
went
out
to
Port
F
'-vard
witli
Ibe
vessel.
FORMER
SUPERINTENDENT
IS
VISITING
THE
CITY
A.
Kilpatrick
Completing
Course
of
Instruction
to
Train
and
Engine
Men
Here
A.
Kilpalrick,
rule
instructor
for
the
Canadian
National
llail-
wiiv.
who
has
been
here
for
a
week
holding
classes'
anil
in
structing
the
train
and
engine
men
in
transportation
rules,
Is
bout
finishing,
tils
work
here
and
will
ho
leaving
for
Hu
i.'iii
Mils
week.
He
is
accom
panied
on
the
trip
by
Mrs.
Kil
palrick.
Mr.
Kilpalrick
was
formerly
superintendent
hero
and
al
Smlther.s.
'He
now
.
makes
his
headquarters
at
Winnipeg
and
covers
The
whole
western
region,
living
In
hi
own
car.
EXPEDITION
Impressive
military
funeral
of
the
late
Mai.
Ocn.
Sir
Edward
Morrison,
comm.mder
or
the
.Canadian
gun
corps
during
the
war.
Parliamentary
leaders
and
notables
or
all
walk
of
life
attended.
The
honorary
pallbearers
were
nil
generals
of
the
permanent
force
'
TALKED
BACK
SO
GETS
JAIL
TERM
-
It
Did
Not
Pay
Mrs.
Lucler
of
Windsor
to
be
Flippant
With
Judge
WINDSOR,
Out.,
June
23.
Mrs.
Chloe
I.ucier,
aged
35,
talked
and
laughed
herself
into
an
extra
jail
lerm
in
Judge
(iunys'
court
yesterday
following
her
conviction
on
a
charge
of
keeping
liquor
on
sale.
She
was
Hiied
500
and
costs
or
three
x
months
and
Ibirly
days
in
jail:
The
woman
laughed
and
remarked:
"That's
good"
and
then
stuck
out
her
tongue.
Vlsti't
thirty
days
sufficient?"
asked
The
judge.
"Why,
no,,
make
it
six
months
if
you
wish,"
flippantly
replied
the
woman.
'.'Well.
I'll
make
il
two
months,''
the
court
retorted.
Mrs.
I.ucier
is
Hie
first
woman
lo
go
to
jail
under
the
new
Liquor
Act.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Fares
This
Morning
Tolallod
219,000
Pounds,
Mostly
American
Landings
Halibut
sales
al
Hie
Fish
Ex
change
-this
morning
were
as
follows:
American
(Iibla.
13.000
lbs.,
at
11.
Oe
and
5c
j
jtiiinier.
H.OOii
lbs.,
nlMo.lC
and
5c,
and
Ford,
ti,50u
lbs.,
al
11.
id
4i
it
1
1
5c.
In
Hie
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
Foremost.
37.000
lbs.,
at
10.
lo
and
5c,
and
Valorous,
12,0011
lbs.,
at
11.1c
and
5e,
lo
the
Pacific
Fisheries.
Sumner,
31,000
lbs.,
al
lll.2c
and
5c.
and
Reliance,
,000
lbs.,
al
1
l.le
ami
5c,
to
the
Royal
Fisli'Oo.
Royal.
20,000
lbs.,
al
lli.Uc
and
5c.
and
Liluya,
10,000
lbs.,
at
I0.5e
ami
5c.
lo
the
Hooth
Fisheries
Canadian
Co
Canadian
Selma,
10.000
lbs.,
al
lO.Oo
and
Ge
to
the.
Allin
Fisheries.
Fisher,
Pr")00
lbs.,"
nt
II.
tc
and
flu,
and
Swing,
3,000
lbs.,
al
10.11c
ami
0c,
lo
the
Royal
Fish
Co.
,Mah,
5,000
ll's
nt
II
lev
inn
'
fto.ftn
the
Canadian
Fish.-,
Cold
Stciriige
Co.
Advertise
In
the
Daily
News
Australian
Trade
Treaty
is
Opposed
iby
Conservatives
and
also
by
Progressive
Leader
OTTAWA.
June
23.
The
Australian
trade
Irealy
met
with
ipposition
in
the
Mouse
of
Commons
yesterday.
The
Conservatives
allocked
ij,
charging
the
advantage
under
the
treaty
luv
with
Australia.
They
also
charged
that
under
ils
provisions
foi
reduced
duties
on
imported
Australian
meats
and
for
placing
Australian
eggs
and
cheese
on
the
free
list,
a
blow
would
be
struck
at
mixed
farming
in
Canada.
Hubert
Forke,
leader
of
the
.Progressive.,
said
he
thought
the
treuty
a
mixture
of
good
mid
evil
and
he
intended
lo
vole
.
,
ngainst
it.
MEI.1IOURNE,
June
23.
Pre-
'
jniicr
Hruce
announced
yesterday
CAPETOWN
COMING
DURING
SUMMER
ON
HUNTING
TRIP
The
Publicity
Hureau
of
Vancouver
slates
thai
II.
M.S.
Capetown
will
bo
in
Pacific
waters
between
July
27
and
September
5.
and
will
call
aT
Prince
Rupert
.
They
want
particulars
:l
as
lo
hunting
and
fishing
facilities
in
this
district
as
the
ofticcrs
,
and
men
on
the
ship
wish
lo
enjoy
.some
of
the
facilities
in
that
Hue
here.
'
STOCK
MARKET
Hid.
Asked
llranby
J
i.
cool
llazellon
....
.02
Vj
l)unw'ell
......
3.25
4.50
Premier-
-
2.21
Riifus
x'
tt
.20
reiniiniis
...
-iKp
'
35
.55
I..
&
1
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Italy
Alaska
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Indian
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Vi
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Silvercrest
.
.11)
Free
Fight
in
French
Chamber
of
Deputies
During
Debate
on
Moroccan
Question
Follows
Blow
PAHIS,
June
23.
Today's
ties
considering,
Hie
Moroccuu
fight
when
Hie
while-haired
nishod
to
the
rostrum,
slugged
squarely
in
the
face
us
the
latter
was
attacking
the
.'French
government.
The
socialists
Premier
Pun!
eye.
have
decided'
SAILS
jlhal
amendments
to
the
trade
Irealy
with
Canada
hail
been
submitted
lo
him
last
week
and
he
had
thereupon
advised
Pre-
mier
King
that
if
Canada
finally
approved
them
he
would
submit
lliein
In
the
Commonwealth
Par-
Ilainent.
HAREMS
ARE
NOT
POPULAR
Turkish
Women
Havo
Tastes
Similar
to
Occidentals:
Cost
too
Great
NEW
YORK,
Juno
23
Turk
isli
harems
are
virtually,
ex
unci,
not
because
or
moral
or
religious
reaslms
but
because
they
are
too
expensive
to
main-lain,
accorin'ng
lo
W.
W.
Peep,
treasurer
of
the
Constantinople.
Red
Cross
branch,
who
relumed
here
yesterday.
Polygamy
lias
become
econom
ically
unpopular,
he
said,
because
Turkish
women
have
ac
quired
the
same
tastes
exhibited
Iby
her
Occidental
sisters.
session
of
the
chuinber
of
depu
question
broke
up
in
n
free-for-all
Colonel
Picot
of
the
right
bloc
llie
communist
deputy
Doriol
to
wlliulrnw
support
from
FOR
ARCTIC
Fish
Running
Opening
of
Season
for
Skeena
River
Sockeyes
Satisfactory
reports
as
to
the
sockeye
run
on
the
Skeena
Hiver
ure
made.
Prospects
arc
good
for
u
medium
pack
winch
will
probably
exceed
the
low
cycle
year
til
four
years
ugo.
The
average
per
boat
is
ten,
while
some
of
the
bonis
have
caught
as
high
as
OIJ
since
the
season
opened
on
Sunday
nighl
and
some
have
gone
us
low
as
two.
1
About
X00
gill
net
boats
started
fishing
Sunday
night
about
:SU0
fur
springs
und
."00
fur
sockeyes.
Hy
the
end
of
this
week
Hie
number,
il
is
expected,
will
be
well
up
to
1,1(00.
there
will
not
be
much
sem-
ug
until
the
pink
run
starts
aler.
Spring
salmon
fishing
is
still
eontinuiug
with
llie
best
run
ex
pected
about
the
end
of
the
month.
The
spring
salmon
'sea-won
will
continue
until
July
15.
The
airplane
patrol
has
not
yet
been
started
and
the
planes
will
probably
not
he
in
full
oper
ation
until
seining
commences.
In
the
meantime.
Flight
Lieuten
ant
Earl
MacLeod
and
his
officers
are
getting
all
their
.ar-
rauuemeuls
ready
at
the
base
on
tlijiby
Islands
.
and
al
llw
wireles.s
Hepol
at
Seal
Cove.
MINISTER
BECOMES
PRIVY
COUNCILLOR
ol
LONDON.
June
23.
Hon.
U.
P.
(iraham.
minister
of
railways,
and
Sir
William
Mulock,
chief
justice
of
the
.supreme
court
of
Ontario,
have
been
appointed
members
of
Ibe
Imperial
Privy
Council.
.
MEDICAL
CONVENTION
IS
HELD
AT
REG1NA
Doctors
From
all
Over
Canada
Meeting
at
Saskatchewan
Capital
Today
REGINA,
June
23
The
annual
convention
of
llie
Canadian
Medical
Association
is
being
held
here
this
week
al
which
a
number
of
technical
papers
are
being
read
by
prominent
members
of
the
profession.
Today
the
visitors
are
guests
of
llie
men's
and
women's
combined
Canadian
Clubs
at
luncheon
and
Thursday
they
will
be
entertained.,
at
a
'
garden
party
at
Ooveriiinent
Rouse
and
the
annual
dinner
of
the
association
will
be
held,
The
convention
will
close
with
a
public
meeting
Thursday
nighl,
which
will
be
addressed
by
Or.
.ow
of
Regina.
Dr.
J.
O.
Filz-
gerabl
of
Torontou
and
Hon.
Dr.
J.
M.
thricli.
PRINCE
OF
WALES
DANCED
IN
BIRTHDAY
Power
Plant
Failed
so
Lighted
Candles
and
Matches
Used
JOHANNESHIRO.
June
23.
the
Prince
of
Wales
ushered
in
his
3lsl
birthday
in
the
small
hours
this
morning,
dancing
to
lighted
candles
and
matches
held
by
other
guests.
The
party
was
given
by
the
Empire
Service
league
and
tiie
emergency
form
or
lighting
was
necessitated
by
the
failure
of
llie.
ower.plant.
Advertle
In
the
Dully
-News
Well
at
MARTIAL
LAW
AT
SHANGHAI
All
Banks
Aro
Closed
at
Hong
Kong
and
Surrounded
by
Armed
Guards
GOVERNMENT
BLAMED
PEKIN,
June
''43.
The
fpreign
diplomatic
corps
sent
a
note
lo
then
;Cliiuese.
jjoAeriunent.
dclih-ing
to
accept
responsibility
for
delays
in
seltteineivl,
o(
the
Shanghai
si
l
ike
troubles
and
charging
the
Chinese
government
with
giving
an
inaccurate
version
the
repent
series
Of
incidents
al
Shanghai.
HABEAS
CORPUS
NOT
ALLOWED,
Judge
and
Counsel
Think
Ba!l
Should
be
Given
Wong
Foon
Sing
x
VANCOUVER,
June
'23.
The"
ippeal
in
the
habeas,
corpus?
pro-s'
ceedings
in
the
case;
of
Wong
Foon
Sing
was
refused
by
Chief:
Justice
Hunter
and
an
applica-"
lion
for
bail
suggested
by
His
Lordship
today.
Deputy
Attorney
Ceueral
Carter
replied
''Candidly
I
think
it,
is
a
case
,
for
bail."
The
Chief-Justice
and
counsel
agreed
that
the
bail
application
should
come
up
tomorrow.
SMOKES
PIPE
AT
TILLER
Commander
Maude
'Sighted
by
Steamer
Sailing
.Before
Stiff
Wlnd
SAN
FRANCISCO,
June
23.-The
yawl
"Half
MoOn,"
which
left
Victoria
on
March
31
with
Commander
Eustace
'
Maude,
R.X.H.
for
England
viiilhe
Panama
Canal
was
sighted
last
Fri
day
by
t
hi-
steamship
Mahukona
sailing
before
a
slilr
wind
and
with
the
lone
mariner
I'ontentcd-
ly
smoking
his
pipe
at
the
liller.
Coinniender
Maude
reported
to
Hie
steamer
that
lie
was
"shipshape''
and
needed
fio
assistance.
RAILWAY
BILL
PASSED
HOUSE
OF
COMMONS
OTTAWA,
June
23.
-
Tho
Senate
yesterday
afternoon
gave
the
fliinl
reading
to
the
Ooveriiinent
bill
referring
lo
Hie
Hoard
of
Railway
Commissioners
Hu
question
Of
revision'
of
llie
.freight
rates
(Ij'rouuu.U
Canada.