iW
SERVICE
TO
VANCOUVER
ting
on
Another
Train
From
three
and
a
half
yearn
on
the
Jasper
South
race
ami
aid
lhal
I
hey
found
-
Schermler
in
I,ns
Angeles
where
fk'ANCOl
VI
H.
June
15.
JVun-
he
is
reporteil
to
have
boasted
of
fncing
Sunday.
June
27.
Ihe
Hie
robbery
and
told
how
the
dlan
Niilional
Hallway
will
iblish
a
new
daily
train
cr-
be'ween
Vancouver
and
Jas-Arfbck-'u.
the
schedule
lieinK
irrairged
ir
ImdiaVKlhO'lraiiiM
,
aloiw
the
Eraser
ll(ef
and
)ii
and
Cariboo
trail
Jn
ilay-
ou
both
east
and
wesl
Journeys
Tho
establishment
of
Ibis
new
srvlre
is
due
to
two
factors.
The
irst
Is
o
relieve
Hie
pressure
on
Cun'
mental
Limited
on
which
sseugeir
accommodation
Is
at
enuxin
during
(he
height
of
Hue
In
1025
Exceeded
Year
'revlous
Year
by
$1,260,000
ITTAWA,
June
15.
The
fish-
pes
production
of
lliilish
Co
-
ilila
in
1025
had
a
total
valuo
$22,120,253,
about
n
million
Id
a
ituarler
more
than
1021.
Iiis
reprcsenleil
Ihe
valuo
of
fish
marketed.
The
value
in
S5
exceeded
(hat
of
any
pre-
ius
year
except
If)
IH
and
Salmon
was
of
the
chief
iporlaiioo
in
value,
amounting
fifM,0(.r.,H5.
The
total
i.ack
tsuimon
was
1,72.0,022
cases,
Only
Canadian
halibut
wa-
offered
al
(he
l
i-li
HxcliahiKr
this
morning
d2,(0Q
ppunU
being,
andeil
by
sevii
boats
at
bid
anatiitr
from
lie
(o
tl.te
Mr
trl
rlass
fish
and
He
in
all
cases
for
second.
The
laiidttiiis
were
as
follows!
Ingred
II.,
y,500;
Imperieuse,
12,00(1;
and
Kaien,
13.000.
to.
Ihe
Canadian
Fish
A
C.nbl
Storage
Co.
Aiken.
O.uoo,
and
Mingo,
5,000,
o
Ihe
Allin
Fisheries.
White
Lily,
l.noo,
and
4'olun-
'eer,
O.riOO.
to
llie
Uoolh
I
ishcr-
es
Canadian
Co.
FIVE
YEARS
IS
'
DOLAN
SENTENCE
Penalty
Imposed
For
Killing
of
James
Noll
Donald
al
Stewart
Five
years
in
the
penitentiary
was
the
sentence
imposed
this
alternoon
at
(he
Assizes
nn
Hub)
Dolan
for
manslaughter
in
con
neeiion
wIMi
Hie
killing
of
James
Veil
Donald
al
Stewart
on
Janu
ary
I.
VESSEL
IN
DISTRESS
IN
NORTH
PACIFIC
lllli;Mi:in-ON,
June
15.-
The
coastguard
cutter
llaida
has
been
ordered
(u
proceed
from
Cordova
lo
investigate
reports
iccelved
by
the
Navy
Yard
radio
here
thai
a
vessel,
bclicu'd
to
lo
eilher
the
Havre
Maru
or
Brio
Maru,
has
been
sending
out
ills
Uess
signals.
Interference
from
private
stations
prevenlej
the
Identity
of
the
vessel
being
ru
ceiveil
at
SI.
l'aul
Island
naval
slat
ion
or
Cordova.
HAD
TO
PUMP
WATER
FROM
BASEMENTS
IN
CHICAGO
AFTER
STORM
CHICAGO,
June
15.
During
and
following
the
storm
Sunday
Ihe
Chicagp
firemen
received
800
calls
lo
pump
water
out
of
base
menls,
Ihe
south
side
being
par
ticularly
hard
hit,
some
of
Uh
slreels
being
flooded
lo
a
dcptli
of
two
to
thre&fecs
)
.
'
house,
l
ire
Is
believed
lo
have
started
in
an
Incubator
in
the
kitchen
where
tho
two
younger
toys
were
sleeping.
VANCOUVER
LIBEL
CASE
IS
ADJOURNED
$100,000
Action
of
Charles
Un
verzagt
Against
John
Morgan;
Will
Come
up
In
September
VANCOUVKIl,
Juite
15.
On
request
of
Charles
Ifnverzagt
llie
plaintiff,
the
S10ft,mi0
libel
soil
against
Joliil
Horgnn;
inlner
was
today
adjourned
unlit
Iho
Sepleinlior
sitting
of
the
Su
promo
Court.
ASQIHTH
IS
ILL
fJINOON,
June
15.The
F.arl
oT
Oxford,
leader
of
Ihe
Liberal
parlJVls
Hi
with
Infuenn
His
cniulillou
"-Is
said
lo
be
not
seri
n
1
0:
TAXI
3C
Boston
Grill
W
m
and1:
mm
Slates
mdJ
Ambulance
Large
Upstair
Dining-.Hall,
Service
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
4
wh
floor
for
hire.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave..
NEW
800A
FOUNTAIN,
and
6th
81
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
l-IINl
Y,"
leasts
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VOL
XVI,,
NO,
130,
1'lilNGB
Hll'KHT.
H.C.,
T,T
H8DAY,
JI
NK
15,
IU20.
Yet?riUy"l
clrtulatton.
1653
Slrret
Sall
0S
PRIOR
FIVE
OP.NTS.
1923
ALASKA
ROBBERY
BELIEVED
SOLVED
t
'
INDEPENDENT
MEMBER
INQUIRES
WHAT
SENATE
DID
WITH
PENSION
BILL
fan
and
Woman
Under
Arrest
on
a
Charge
of
Theft
from
Mailsled
FAMIIANKS,
June
15.
Advices
nay
Hint
William
C.
Scherniier!
il
Nellie
HoalliB
were
arrested
nl
Flat,
Alaska,
for
the
robbery'
33,13
from
a
dog
Irani
mail
sled
near
Flat,
which
it
340
inilesl
Hi'lmi'il
of
hero,
in
November,
ll23.
They
have,
been
bound
irer
until
the
Grand
Jury
Is
convened
there.
Officials
say
thai'
eherrnler
confessed
and
implicated
the
woman.
1
Tho
money
stolen
Included
$27,500
sent
from
Seattle
to'
lomas
Sk'
i
nil
h
who
lives
near
Flat
and
2,2
50
consigned
from!
Peker
IJro
.
.New
York
fur
buyers
to
hd.
djolme.
The
Ilcaltie
woman
was
a
passenger
in
the!
I
mail
sled
which
set
out
from
u
point
on
the
Alaska
railroad
voulh
of
Nina
for
,
the
Idilarod
mining
section
in
which
(he
(own
of
Flal
is
situated.
The
team
Monocd
al
a
roadhotisc
inaiii-
jlairted
by
Scherniier.
ladlan
National
Railway
Put-,
Postal
inspector-
worked
louris'
season.
The
second
meel
nn
ever
liicreasiiift
dc-
wl
on
he
part
of
tourist
who
lire
to
view
(he
Fraser
canyon
I
anboo
trail,
both
of
which
considered
t
he
as
spertacu-ns
Mm
llockies
themselves.
iLVATION
ARMY
:entre
bombed
rty
Men
Hurlod
From
Beds
and
(nooked
Down
In
Explosion
at
Seattle
WATTLE.
June
15.-
A
dozen
rn
were
hurled
irom
uieir
du
and
several
were
knocked
pwu
by
flylivg
furniture
when
a
Pnib
exploded
in
the
Salvation
rmy
social
centre
where
forty
prsons
were
asleep
or
at
work
t
night
A
man
had
been
seen
to
peer
In
(he
engine
room
on
Ilia
rsl
floor
or
tho
three
storey
illdlnig
several
niinules
before
detonation.
He
was
carry
a
bundle
under
his
arm.
The
nib
was
apparently
thrown
rough
(he
front
entrance
of
building
up
a
stairway
lead-
to
the
second
floor.
ISHERIESOF
THIS
PROVINCE
woman
aided
him.
halibut
Arrivals
Seven
Canadian
Boats
Sold
Catches
Totalling
62.C00
Lbs.
at
Exchange
This
Morning
1II.ACK
AMI
WIIITB
KAfiLK,
which
fu'luwed
Ihe
S.S.
Siilanicmi
rur
fifly
mHes.
voyaging
Ti
I'ot
io
Itiro
to
IJoton.
Far
from
land
it
finally
circled
the
ship
several
tinies
lie-
fore
(ailing
to
Ihe
deck
exhausted.
11
was
too
lired
to
make
a
flight
and
was
eaily
Ciipl.nT'-ed.
lis
wing
spread
is
five
feci.
Captain
O.
W.
Hughes
on
arriving
al
Hoslon
aiiuoiinccd
(hat
he
would
present
it
to
the
city
zoo.
ffiffLlWen
is
Wralhy
Over
Ui-inu
m
i
uriuL,v
nunin
n
.
n
Csae
of
Alleged
Nanalmo
Sank
Robber
Will
be
Taken
to
Supremo
Court
of
Canada
VANCOLYKlt.
June
15
An
ap
peal
to
Ihe
Supremo
Court,
of
Canada
against
William
Haaley
?
conviction
and
imprisonment
entente
with
twenty
lashes
for
illeged
participation
in
the
Na-
nainio
bank
robbry
is
being
taken,
llaglcy's
counsel
has
an-
iouuct.
FATALBLAZE
NEARSANGUDO
Three
Sons
of
Farmer
Perish
When
Flames
Destroy
Lonely
Ranch
House
SANGIHK),
Alia.,
June
15.
When,
fire
destroyed
the
farm
house
of
E.
W.
S.
Hone,
15
miles
north
of
here,
hi
two
sous.
fames
and
Samuel,
the
former
liirteeu
years
old.
were
burned
o
death.
The
oldest
boy,
Al
fred,
sustained
burns
which
re-
ultrd
hi
death
after
he
hail
.valked
two
miles
to
Ihe
nearest
neighbor's
house
for
assistance
Hone,
l)is
wife
and
seven-year-
ild
daughter
escaped
from
tho
suggestion
or
rrearrangenu
nt
on
Part
of
Tories
in
Higher
House
OTTAWA,
June
15.
A.
YV.
Neill,
Independent
member
forU
omox
Amerni,
made
a
motion
in
Ihe
Houm-
of
Commons
e!0nlay
afternoon
(hat
the
House
take
the
necessary
Meps
to
search
tlio
journals
of
Ihe
Senate
to
ascertain
if
the
upper
house
had
taken
id
ion
respecting
old
age
pensions.
According
lo
newspaper
re
ports.
Mr..
Neill
said,
the
measure
was
totally
rejected
by
the
enate
in
which
case
no
report
had
been
made
to
the
House.
He
said
that,
according
to
the
report,
all
Conservative
senators
with
he
cxreplion
of
one
voted
against
the
liill
winch
indicated
"pre-
irrangement."
IteplyiiMr,
Hon.
Arthur
Meighcn,
ader
of
the
opposition,
said
thai
Neill's
speech
reeked
with
nsull
and
offence
from
Hie
first
.vord
lo
Ihe
last,
and
lhal
the;
notion
had
come
in
violent
con-!
licl
with
House
rules.
l'lie
motion
carried.
i
FIRE
PROTECTION
BRIGADE
OF
C.N.R.
IS
GOING
EAST
WINNIPEG,
June
15.
-llrlgado
No.
2
which,
in
open
competition,
has
earned
the
rmlil
to
be
call-
d
tho
championship
unit
in
tho
ire
protect
iiui
forces
of
Hie
woslern
region
of
tho
Canadian
National
Hallways
left
Winnipeg
nst
niglil
for
Monlreal
where
it
will
meet
llie
winners
of
tho
Cenlrul-Allantic
ami
Grand
Crunk
western
regions
in
the
tesl
which
will
decide
Ihe
smart
's!
Jirigade
on
he
whole
system
and
the
disposition
of
Ue
grand
nhallewre
trophy
for
the
year
102(1.
Hrigade
No.
2
hails
from
he
Transcona;
shops.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Hid.
I1.C.
Silver
2.I0
Dunwell
Independence
Indian
L.
&
I
Marmot
Premier
'.
I'orirr
Idaho
.
Silver
Crest
..
Surf
Inlet
......
IV
nil
in
us
1
.8r
.08
,.
.05
J4
ll?i
.07
2.I8
-.U05:
Asked
2.25
2.00
08i
.06,
.12
Vt
.09
"!io
.15
.07
.20
H.
T
.Pu!lcn
left
llVis;
nuirulng
pn
lha
train
fpr
Si'nithers
and
olhex
points
and
wiiuprobrtbly
i'O
....
Hfvilrut
i
t-
LOCAL
BOYS
ARE
GUILTY
Convicted
of
Indecent
Assault
at
Assizes
Today
The
jury
In
the
case
of
Rex
vs.
Murdoch
Mackenzie,
Dar-row
Casey
and
Lawrence
Cap-stick
returned
to
the
court
room
at
tho
Supreme
Court
Assizes
at
2.10
this
afternoon
with
a
verdict
of
guilty
on
the
second
count,
that
of
Indecent
assault.
Sentence
was
reserved
by
Mr..
Justice
W.
A,
MacDonald
mill
3.30
this
SALMON
ARE
RUNNING
NOW
IN
YUKON
RIVER
Natives
Celebrated
Event
With
Big
Potlatch
at
Tanana
Yesterday,
Crowds
Coming
From
Miles
Around
TANANA,
June
15.
-Tin
firs!
king;
salmon
of
the
season
was
caught
in
Ihe
Yukon
ItiVer
iiern
yesterday
and
natives
from
many
miles
around
gathered
,lo
cele
brate
Ihe
event
with
a
big
pbS
taicn.
in
alioul
ten
days,
Ihe
run
ofi
other
salmon
will,
start.
RIOTS
AT
SIMLA
After
Long
Hearing,
Jury
in
Local
Assault
Case
Considers
;
Its
Verdict
This
Afterncon
Addreen
of
counsel
and
the
charge
of
t
he
presiding
judge
occupied
the
time
of
the
Supreme
Court
Assizes
from
10
o'clo-k
this
morning
until
12.05
noun
when
the
jury'
retired
to
consider
its
verdict
in
(lie
case
of
Hex
vs.
Murdoch
Mackenzie,
Darrow
Casey
and
Lawrence
Cap.
stick.
Court
was
then
adjourned
until
2
o'clock
this
afternoon.
The
feature
of
the
defence
evidence,
'which
was
presented
yesterday
afternoon
and
evening,
was
the
admission
of
the
Ihree
accused
boys
that
a
garment
of
the
girl,
Florence
Morrison,
had
been
removed.
This
had
been
done,
however,
on-
the
spur
of
the
moment
and
there
s-
nail
Keen
no
luieiiiion
(o
Harm
(lie
-girl.
The
happenings
in
the
park
on
the
night
in
question
had
all
been
one
thing!
havncr
led
In
another
until
lie
,
admitted
occurrence
when
one
of
(he
boys
-at
least
realized
that
'they
had
gone
too
far.
'Caking
of
evidence
in
die
case
jocelipied
jbe
entire
time
of
Hit!
couri
yeslerday
in
three
ses
sions
morning,
afternoon
and
evening
until
10:30
last
night.
The
nublic
section
of
the
coun
room
was
filled
throughout
and
in
toe
evening
the
spectators
were
overflowing
into
the
corridors.
'
I'lyrer-ee
,iMorris,pn
.was.
slill
on
(he
stand,
for
croHs-t-xumi!!-
4?'frlhHwlrrrt)irt''reuniedye
SIMLA,
Juno
15.
Eight
Mos-
loins
worn
killed
ami
fourteen
wounded
aul
nine
Sikhs
wen
injured
in
rlols
last
nlglit
al
pawnipiiidi.
me
grain
marko
was
destroyed
and
.
exie'nsivi
looting
occurred.
Tho
luflitia
it
now
in
control.
"Tints'
i
A
Subscribe
lo
ihe
DailyiJs'ewsj"'
ilenlay
afternoon.
She
said
sh-3
Usually
went
home
from
ttti
park
at
90
but
had
remained
on
(he
evening
in
question
be
cause
Pearl
Thompson
had
asked
I
her
to.
Mr.
Gonzales
drew
at
pinion
to
Hie
fact
that
witness,
at
the
preliminary
trial,
had
said
she
had
remained
because
David
lludema
had
asked
her
to,
he
promising
her
that
nobodv
would
hurl
her
if
she
did.
The
girl
finally
said
thai
both
the
Chompson
girl
and
lludema
hd
asked
her
lo
slay.
When
Mackenzie
pulled
her
down,
witness
dated
(hat
lludema,
George
Sheuton,
Tom,
Howe,
Marion
and
Pearl
Thompson,
George
Casev
and
possibly
Ned
Hums
were
all
within
a
few
feel
of
her
as
well
as
Capslick
and
Casey.
Sin?
admitted
tier
revious
statement
in
ihe
police
court
that
Jhey
haJ
been
used
lo
"having
a
lit'.l
loving
without
any
bad
inten
lions"
in
Ihe
park.
They
just
"fooled
around
and
leased
eac!
oilier."
Hefore
leaving
Ihe
stand,
in
answer
lo
a
questioTt
by
Mr
Johnson,
(he
girl
swore
that
at
no
lime
had
she
alltnved
any
ol
the
accused
to
become
familiar
with
her.
Doctor's
Examination
Dr.
II.
E.
Tremayne
told
of
being
called
lo
Ihe
residence
of
larvis
McLeod,
a
few
days
after
the
alleged
occurrence,
lo
ex
amine
the
girl's
injuries.
Ho
found
some
bruises
on
her
body
nut
limbs
as
well
as
some
scratches.
The
girl
also
com
plained
of
soreness
of
the
-fleck.
The
bruises
Were
fairly
severe
and
probably
a
few
days
old.
They
evidenced'
violence,
prob
ably
inflicted
a
few
days
Jarvis
II.
McLeod
was
placed
on
the
stand
to
give
evidence
as
to
a
statement
Ihe
girl
had
made
to
him
after
she
had
reached
home
from
Ihe
Dark.
This-
evidence
vas:
objQetfrd
q
BIG
LEAGUE
RACE
CLOSE
Cincinnati
Has
Narrow
Margin
1
In
National
Yankees
Further
Ahead
In
American
NEW
VOIIK,
June
15.
The
race
for
the
National
League
pennant
tightening
up
with
Cincinnati
holding
the.
lead
but
only
four
and
a
half
games
ahead
ot
the
sixth
pake,
OUnls,
and
in
between
them
Pittsburg,
-
St.
Louis,
Chicago,
and
.Brooklyn.
'Ihe
New
York
Yankee
still
maintain
a
!eadvirTtrjWliaiHl
a
half
games
over
Cleveland
in
the
American
League1,
the
latter
having
a
margin
of
only
three
games
over
Delroil
in
sixth
place.
Dabe
IluHi
hit
his
twenty-second
homer
of
Hit
season,
yeslerday
at
St.
Louis
and
is'
now-only
one
behind
his
1021
record.
Four
home
runs
helped
the
Chicago
Cubs
to
dcfeaUPhiladel-phla.
'
;4
-
National
League
Chicago.
U;
Philadelphia,
7.
Pittsburgh.
2;
Doston,
3'.
SI.
Louis,
5:
Hrooklyn,
8.
Cincinnati.
3;
New
York.
I.
American
League
Boston,
7;
Delroit..8
Philadelphia.
5;
Cleveland,
6.
New
York,
3;
St.
Louis,'?.
WILKINS
GIVES
UP
HIS
EFFORT
Two
Planes
of
Detroit
Arctic
Expedition
Being
Crated
at
Fairbanks
for
Shipment
South
EWAIID,
June
15.
Capt.
George
H.
W.ilkins,
who
arrived
here
on
Saturday"
from
Fairbanks
en.
route
to
the
Uniled
States,
left
again
on
his
return
lo
Fairbanks
where
he
announced
that
he
would
crale
the
two
airplanes
which
were
used
in
an
unsuccessful
attempt
to
find
and
chart
land
north
of
Alaska.
He
will
return
here
In
two
weeks
and
board
a
sleanicr
for
Seallfe.
irish"yachtsmen
DIED
ON
MONDAY
Late
Earl
or
Dunraven
Was
Once
Challenger
For
Famous
America
Cup
LONIKJuV,
June
i
51110;
Earl
Ikf
Tiinrui-aii
aha
.1...H..
that
Ihe
girl-.ludualr-eady'
lf..d
vaci.tin-
thir
.uJ
',.
m"
her
complaint
with
the
police
His
Lordship,
however,
allowed
the
evidence
to
be
admillrd.
Mt,
McLeod
lold
of
a.
conversation
he
had
had
with
the
girl
in
lhi
course
of
which
she
had
said
dial
'Three
young
men.
had
In
suited
her
and
ho'
would
see
hey
were,
put,
.
jr
-Jailiv;;
-They
ould.-nql
do
vhat
they.
likeii
(coultnued
ipp
page
four)
day.
He,
hail
been
forced
lo
re
sign
his
seat
in
Ihe.
senate
of
Hie
Irish
Free
Slate
early
in
Iho
year
oil
account
of
HUhealth,
BRAZIL
RE9IQNS
(UXNEVAJune
iSThe'reslg-lialioii,
of
Hrazil
fromHie
League
'
or
.Nations
tia
been
officially
announced
t
;r