25
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
8t.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
VOI,
XV,
NO.
12
J
a""uH
MUHJKSH
r
MB
w
ma
Br
nn
m
.
f
"
i
a
nil
iuuLuidnifj
rruuenu
was
Burned
Near
Nanoose;
Her
Crew
All
Escaped
Floating
Cannery
by
the
Latouche
Packing
Company
N
YWIMO.
Muy
27.
Tie
inolorshin
Wakcnn.
owned
Iiv
111!
I.il
II
('ill!
rilCMIIL'
1,11..
CilllU
III
Jim
01
Georgia
opposite
.Nunoosc
j-"iuv
ilk
sl'V
I'll
I
lfll
iii'iiliiirl
in
Itvil
I'V
(he
lug
llt.'llii
niul
lirouglil
1
1
ere.
w
-
v
ih'ihi.
f
r
'Mill'
PI'
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id
it
ii
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1
SASKATCHEWAN
'I
Wfl
ll.MmrnmAnt
XnnnnnfiiM
Elected
by
Acclamation
In
Prairie
Province
RKSilNA,
.May
.'7.
One
him-
...
r'll
f.i.,1
1..
i
f
..mill
I
i
inn
iiii
1
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en
uv
in
rt
lil
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nirml'i.
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.
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.
Tw
ini'inlii'in
wi-i
i-
iIim-I'iI
Iiv
1
::::!
n.
dot
It
of
tlirni
iov-""::t
HUpitorli'i-M.
"I
lir
l.'U
noiiiiiialnl,
(il
arc
!
i'i
-
of
till'
(iovi'l'llllll'lll.
l
.-
M'lviinvr.",
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itokii's-
IllllUpl.'lllll'llls,
I
IlldP-
Ilt,,'lll'
I
ll.llflil
I
lll.lllllfKlill.lll
L
::c
vhmvc
and
I
Labor.
FRASER
FLOODS
ARE
ALL
OYER
Socpago
Still
Causlnq
Llttlo
In-
convenience
to
Farmers
but
thatja
all
VltTOIlLV
.Muv
11.
--
The
Janr
i(iTiM
fmiii
spring
Hood"
a,0"y
ln
hulikx
of
llii
I'laser
'
now
u
vim-,
lion.
K.
Ii.
Harrow,
iiiiiiisiei
()r
agriiMillurc,
an-'""'i
'"d
yi'iliM-day.
following
rc-'''"Iti
of
icpnrrf
from
llio
(lov-''iiiiifiu
i-nglinvrs.
Olhirr
than
nciniy-iin'iico
caused
by
seep-i'
which
has
mil
yet
ceased,
fiuioi'i's,
whose
farins
are
in
dyked
areas
have
not
stilTcr-''I
any
ilitniune
lo
crops,
as
no
'leak:
occurred
in
the
embiink-laeii'fl
NEW
PREMIER
NEW
ZEALAND
Hon.
J.
o,
Coatcs
Selected
by
Roform
Party
to
Succood
Late
W.
F.
Massey
VLLM.Vd-rox,
x(W
y.,.,,anil,
My
??.
-
The
Heforiu
I'arly.
JN'"fli
holds
most
of
the
seals
in
"p
House
of
llepresiMitatives,
se.
Hon.
J,
ci.
Uoales,
minis-M'
"f
railways,
In
succeed
the
y
r.
Massey
as
premier
of
'
eaiuiul.
II
V.
lfi.i.l
Skc'sli
Mine
nl
Granl.y
Uay
Is
a
passenger
going
through
on
the
'lice
George
today
bound
from
.Mmcouver
lo
Anyox.
main
Northern
and
I'JUNUB
WAKF.NA
iiESTRnYF.il
RY
FiRF
aj
y
am
ami
UiiuiivilUI
X1J.11S
1
i
III!'
fill-
V
III
mm-ii
in"
lii
Mi..
Hay
unit
is
a
lolul
In..
The
Urulm..!..-
.m.l
...I
....
.inirnu
mi
i
ri-
1
1
1
1
tin
ii
1
1
1
lii
1
1
1
1
l:
-
li
i
i
w
I
i
I
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1
II.
......
I
iriiiifin:
itt
ii
u
1
1
1
1
ii
i
it
iixin
urn
i
fi
ii
i
r
1
1
ii
i
w
:i
i
it
i
i
ii
ii
i
in
urn
tun
So
ipnckly
did
I
lir
fin'
spread
1
lui!
tin-
new
had
no
chance
lo
Ifighl
1
1
1
1
flames
iind
(hey
were
furred
lo
Met'
from
I
he
ship.
Tlo
gasoline
exploded
soon
afler-,
wurd.
4-
NO
WORD
YET
:?
POLAR
FLYERS
-
Nj;V
YOMK.
May
:'J.
The
sixth
day
after,
the
4
Amtiiidseii-Kllswoi'lli
)iolar
llight
slarled
lirings
ho
word
of
the
wherealiuuU
or
welfare
of
the
six
adventurers
in
the
two
Danish
airolaui's.
Wcallicr
I
eomlilions
at
Kins's
Hay.
whence
they
loook
off
last.
Thursday,
are
favonible.
WARNING
TO
OWNERS
OF
BEER
PARLORS
Too
Much
Drunkenness
Reported
at
Various
Places
In
Province
..
-.
YIi;TOIIIA.
May
25.
Uom-piainis
have
been
made
fioh)
beveral
sections
of
Hie
province
of
loo
much
drunkenness,
since
Hie
opening
of
beer
parlors
and
proprietor
of
lliese
are
being
warned
auuiusl
sellimg
loo
much
lo
one
person
or
lo
any
person
who,
seems
lo
be
afall
under
the
influence.
A
proposal
has
been
made
lo
nil
down
Ibe
strength
of
Hie
beer
sold
and
this
is
receiving
allenlion.
JAP
EARTHQUAKE
CASUALTIES
RUN
INTO
HUNDREDS
TOKIO.
May
27.
The
lalesl
official
estnnales
of
casiiaiucs
in
Ihe
carlhuuake
dislrict
in
iiorlhwesl
Osaka
place
the
nuia-ber
or
dead
al
215
mid
injured
at
182.
Houses
which
collapsed
up
hiiriicil
nnnibercil
:i..''it(i.
STOCK
MARKET
lliielton
(iold
Roball
Indian
Silveicrest
Surf
Inlet
I
(unwell
v
Ii.
&
L
Daly-Alaska
llayview
Premier
(Iranby
Howe
Sound
.
Selkirk
Terminus
Hid.
Asked
.00
Vi
.0
1
Vi
.(18
14
.!
Vi
.10
.IU
,05
.05
3.15
1.00
;
.25
,2H
.22
.28
.10
.11
2.:)0
2.10
1
1.00
15.00
.05
-
.05
.50
.10
A
real
aciiiisilioii
to
(Canada's
populaliou
is
Ihis
family
of
Kuglish
immj-granls.
They
look
very
optimistic
Big
Effort
Being
Made
to
Liberals
from
Power
in
DERBYWON
BY
MANNA
,
Stevo
Donoghuo
Brings
Home
Bacon
Zionist,
Second;
!
Sirdar,
Third
LONDON,
May
27.
The
I
Derby,
blue
riband
of
the
turf
run
at
Epsom
today
over
a
mile
and
a
half
course,
was
won
,by
H.
E.
Morris'
Manna,
ridden
by
Steve
Donoghue.
The
winner
started
at
odds
of
nine
to
one
against
and
finished
eight
lengths
ahead
of
Zionist,
ten
to
one.
Sirdar,
51
to
1,
was
third.
Crossbow,
the
favorite,
finished
in
the
ruck.
Twenty-seven
horses
ran.
BOND
HOLDERS
LIKELY
TO
BUY
WHALEN
PLANTS
Salo
Postponed
to
Allow
Thorn
to
Make
Bid:
Swanson
Bay
Included
VANUOIVKH,
May
27.
The
holders
or
Hie
$3,500,000
bond
issue
on
Ibe
assets
'of-
the
Wlialeu
Pulp
and
'Paper
Mills.
I.
Id.,
which
owns
Ihe
plants
at
Swanson
Hay,
Wood
Fibre
and
Poll
Alice,
Ihe
latter
two
of
which
are
now
doing
a
capacity
business
under
the
operation
of
a
receiver,
were
yesterday
grunted
postponement
of
Ihe
sale
of
the
properly.
In
Ihe
meantime
the
sale
will
be
advertised
and
a
meellng
of
the
bondholders
will
be
held
in
Montreal
lo
settle
what
bid
will
In;
made
fur
the
assets
of
Ihe
concern.
(Special
lo
Daily
News)
VANCOU
Villi,
May
27.
An
or
der
postponing
(he
sale
of
the
H.C.i
biddings
of
.
the
Whalcu
Pulp
and
Paper
Co.
was
issued
Tuesday
in
Supreme
Court
chambers
by
Mr.
Justice
(reg
ory.
The
sale
was
postponed
from
May
21)
lo
August
31
al
the
i;c(mvst
of
A.
II.
Douglas..
.The
court
ordered
Ihe
sale
lo
be
ad
vertised
in
the
pulp
trade
pub
licalluns.
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
nUl'KH'J,
II.CL,
WEDNESDAY,
MAY
27,
11)25.
m
m
n
ami
mv
UiillU
11
'
o
f
Saskatchewan
by
Opposition
v
tipecial
to:
Daily
News
v
-
.
HKOINA,
.May
27.-
Wllh
noiiiinalion
yeVlefilTiy
cvcrywlieiv
lii
this
province
the
fighl
is
on
between
I
lie
Lilieriil
parly
ol
the
province
which
lias
been
in
power
since
Ihe
province
was
rorineii
in
IPO.")
and
Ihe
loose
combination
of
opposition
groups
uiu.de
up
chiefly
of
Progressives
and
(Joiiservuiives.
Premier
Dunning
makes
one
of
the
chief
planks
in
his
jpolilical
platform
ti
proposal
u
develop
electric
power
in
a
large
way
in
order
lo
supply
it
cheaply
to
all
parts
of
Hie
province
lie
points
to
Ihe
reconl
or
legis-
llaliou
of
an
advanced
character
land
asks
o
be
judged
by
it.
The
Progressive
parly,
like
the
Provincial
parly
in
It.C.
al
the
lal
election,
is
the
most
violent
in
its
allacks
on
Ihe
(ioveruiuenf
charging
political
knavery
and
urging
an
attempt
al
senate
reform
and
the
liandin?
over
ot
Ihe
natural
resources
of
Ihe
province.
A
fixed
lerm
for
the
legislature
and
a
fixed
date
for
elections
.similar
lo
thai
in
(be
United
Stales
is
urged
ami
Ihe
adoption
of
the
single
transferable
vole
usually
known
as
proportional
representation.
Last
Legislature
In
the
lasl,
the
fifth
legislature
of
Ihe
province,
the
govern
ment
had
18
members
out
of
a
lojal
of
t;i.
The
legislature
opened
wilh
sevciileeu
members
iii
the
opposition
seals,
but
dur
ing
its
lifetime
-one
member,
W.IJ.-T.
M.
Anderson,
leader
of
the
II.
McKiunoii,
Wadena,
c
rossei
1
Co
n
se
rva
lives.
Ibe
floor
lo
lake
a
seal
on
iUo
,
.
Liberal
side,
and
another
George!
Hobertsnn,
Wynyard,
resigned
to,
become
secretary
of
the
Saskat-1
chewan
Wheal
Pool.
His
seal
was
filled
by
a
government
sup-
porlrr.
When
Ihe
legislature
Colley
Exonerated
Brought
Against
Supplied
Goods
to
Government
KAMI.UUPS,
My
27.
Mr.
supreme
court
yeslerduy
exonerated
J.
11.
(lolley,
M.L.A.,
of
charges
brought,
against
him
by
lo
Ihe
effect
that
Uolley
had
at
supplied
the
government
wilh
of
onls.
In
ai
i
and
hay
lo
road
All
correspondence
in
connection
with
the
sales
wus
siih-
inilled
lo
the
judge
who
found
tcred
into
before
Col
cv
wii
elecled
itml
Dial
Colley
was
w
lilled
lo
payment
for
goods
hip
ped
prior
lo
his
election
Smaller
sales
were
made
for
cash
to
different
parties
who
gave
uo
intimation
thai
they
were
for
the
use
vof
the.
government
institution.
In
all
the
charges,
His
Lord
ship
ruled
that
there
was
rUrd'
.
m
m
v
LLlflTLl
I
Ull
Oust
Province
dissolved,
there
were
15
members
on
the
combined
opposition
benches.
Uf
the
opposition,
one
member,
It.
.1.
(Sordo'n,
Souris,
was
elected
as
a
.Conservative,
the
other
fourteen,
having
announced
themselves
at
the
time
of
the
opening
as
Independents.
Four
laler
swore
allegiance
lo
the
Conservative
banner.
In
(he
present
nimpaign
a
de-lermined
nllcmpl
bus
been
made
lo
make
the
Coiiservalive
parly
a
real
factor
ami
the
Provincial
Progressive.
ParJy-.
is
officially
recognized.
In
addition
lo
Premier
Dunning,
Ihe
two
outstanding
leaders
in
the
campaign
are
Harris
Turner,
elecled
as
an
Independent
for
Saskatoon
city
and
noui-iualcd
for
thai
constituency
in
Hie
president
election;
and
Dr.
I..
F.
Champion,
-manager
of
the
(iranby
store
al
Anyox,
is
a
passenger
going
through
on
the
Prince
George
loday
returning
north
after
a
business
trip
lo
Vancouver.
of
Charges
Him
6f
Having
Justice
D.
A.
McDonald
in
Hie
a
man.
named
Drake
of
Yifctoriu
various
limes
since
his
election
goods,
including
u
large
colitrar
gangs.
the
cuntrncl
-in
ipieslion
was
en
BOMBERS
HANGED,
SOFIA.
.Muy
27.
Three
of
the
leaders
in
the
recent
cathedral
bombing
when
ICO
persons
were
hoikllled
were
hunged
loday.
Clrciltlon
1603
(tract
Salt
at.
rm
11111
1
11
1
Flying
Boat
Launched
Yesterday;
Leaves
for
Wrangell
Tomomw
YVcnther
coiulilions
between
here
and
the
unrlh
lieing
at
all;
favonible,
the
big
Yickcrs
Viking
flying
boat,
which
Is.
to
carry
Archibald
Lillle,
Detroit
mining
engineer,
ami
his
associ
ales
on,
a
prospecting
lour
into
the
(Jassiar
district
this
summer,
will
hop
off
from
Prince
Iliiperl
for
Wrangell
late
tomorrow.,
afternoon
announced
(Jol.
.1.
Scolt
Williams,
pilot
of
lite
plane,
this
morning.
The
machine
will
be
flown
lo
Wrangell
tomorrow
afternoon,
the
expectation
being
lo
make
Ihe
flight
in
about
one
hour
and
a
half,
al
Wrangell
and
will
fly
to
telegraph
Creek
the
next
day.
The
plane
was
launched
from
the
sliipsbed
at
Hie
drydock
yes
terday
afternoon
about
5
o'clock
and
is
now
moored
to
its
buoy
in
fron,l
of
Ihe
shed.
Its
engine
has
already
been
turned
oer
and
is
fund
iuning
perfectly.
(Jol.
Williams
staled
that
there
may
be
a
lest
flight
litis
afternoon
over
the
harbor
and
townsile.
LA
ROSE
MINE
nAiTmn
a
nm
nm
lUMKAU
m
I
Noll
Forbes
Will
Drive
Tunnel
on
mIico
Arm
Property
to
otrlke
Ore
at
Deptn
Neil
Forbes
of
Alice
Arm
lias
been
given
Hie
coulraui
I
or
the
driving
of
100
or
500
feel
of
lunntl
uu
the
La
Hose
mine
lo
trike
ore
at
depth
announces
Ulis
Donald,
president
uf
the
,a
Hose
Co.,
who
is
visiting
Hie
ily
loday
on
business.
Mocks
were
recently
sold
lo
the
public
locally
lo
do
the
work
on
lhu
pro-
icrly
which
is
located
ut
Klay-
luc
Creek
about
eight
miles
up
lhu
Dolly
Vardeu
Railway
from
Alice
Arm.
Mr.
Donald
will
return
lo
Alice
Arm
tonight.
ISH
PRICES
ARE
NOT
QU1TEASG00D
TODAY
Variation
of
From
8.50c
to
10.90c
on
First
Grado
Product
Fish
prices
were
not
ipiite
as
good
loday
as
yesterday.
lO.l'Oo
was
(he
highest
price
paid
for
American
ami
10.10c
fur
Cana
dian.
The
boats
were
as
follows:
American
Kodiak,
21,000,
at
0.50c
ami
1c
lo
lioollu
Fisheries.
Atlantic,
33,000.
at.
8.80c
and
ic
lo
Allin
Fisheries
for
Ket
chikan
delivery.
Glacier,
10,000,
and
Castor,
1.000
lo
Cold
Storage
at
UUJOc
and
ic.
Onuney.
iO.ooo.
at
K.50o
ami
le
lo
Cold
Storage.
Alias,
IO.ooo,
at
H.yoc
and
Ac
to
lloyal
Fish
Co.
Canadian
Scrub,
10,000,
at
10.20c
and
uc
lo
Allin
Fisheries.
Selma,
13.000.
al
10.10c
and
5c
lo
lloyal
Fish
Co.
Itigred
11..
1O.000,
al
10.30c
and
5c
lo
lloyal
Fish
Co.
lite
lolal
amount
soul
was
157.000
pounds
EDMONTON
BONDS
ARE
SELLING
ABOVE
PAR
t
--
EDMONTON.
May
27.
Edmonton
people
are
much
pleased
al
the
fact
that
they
have
jusl
sold
a
million
dollar
debenture
issue,
at
a
price
slightly
above
oar.
They
pity'
514
per
cent
lrt
Iciest
for
twenty
years.
BOSTON
GRILL
"
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
wilh
prwly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
dances,
barwpicts
and
wedding
parties.
For
rahs,
apply
tn
Hoston
Grill,
Third
Ave.
Phone
457.
PRICE
FIVK
CENTS.
n
it
I
n
aa
a
Willi
Ml
1
If
f
f
The
party
will
spend
lhu
night
GIH
MADE
TO
LOCALMUSEUM
John
Dorc
Presents
Local
Insti
tution
with
Portion
of
Cabls
and
Insulator
HISTORICAL
RELIC
John
Dure
has
presented
lo
Ibe
Prince
llupert
..
museum
a
piece
of
wire
cable
and
o.ne
of
Ibe.
juuliUp.ri.Ttiir
the-
Collins
overland
ielegraoh
line
Which
Wils
'mined
SI.
Petersburg
with
London
by
way
of
.Nome
ami
Hie
Yukon,
passing
through
the
Hulkley
Valley
and
by
way
of
Asheroft
lo
San
Francisco.
This
was
Ihe
line
that
Colonel
Hulkley
was
building:
and
lie
had
got
just
as
far
as
what
is
now
Ihe
Hulkley
Valley
when
word
wus
sent
that
tl(e
steainnhiii
Great
F.aslcrn
had
successfully
laid
(lie
cable
and
itwa8
decided
lo
abandon
Ihe
overland
route.'
I
he
valley
was
named
after
the
r
Colonel.
The
Hussiun
government
was
lo
build
through
-Siberia
to
J
Hen
ring
Strait
and
a
short
cable
would
connect
the
two
lines.
;
The
wire
and
insulator
has
Jusl
been
received
by
Mr.
Don!
J
as
one
of
the
last
remnants
of
Ihe
line
which
was
never
built.
MINING
PUBLIC
NOT
ALLOWED
D.
Galloway
Engaged
In
Weed-,
Inn
Out
Enterprizes
Which
Not
Legitimate
VA.NCOLVKH,
May
27
J.
D.
Galloway,
Ihe
newly
appointed
provincial
mneralogisj,
has
been
commissioned
lo
conduct
"a
survey
of
the
mining
companies
floated
in
Hritisli
Columbia.
It
was
staled
here
last
night
that
he
had
spenl
the
past
week
in
Vancouver
for
the
purpose
of
"weeding
out
enterprizes.
engag
ed
in
milling
the
public.
MEN
ENTOMBED
CAROLINE
MINE
Gas
Explosion
Near
Hanford
Impossible
to
Clear
Mine
For
Rescue
Work
11ALEIG1I.
North
Carolina,
May
27.-llcpoi
Is,
reaching
here
nt
noon
said
that'
OSjincn
were
cnlouilied
in
the
mine
of
the
Carolina
Co.
eight
miles'
from
Hanford
us
a
result
of
in
'
gas
explosion.
,Tlie
report
added
that
ihe
fumes
.were.
so
vden'se
that
no
progress-could
be
made
in
cleuring
lbe
min'
to'-reach
the
men.