Rep
GENEVA,
June
20.
The
reduction
in
the
size
of
battleships
of
the
future
from
the
present
limit
of
155.000
tons
to
under
ttO.000
tons
is
recommended
by
First
Lord
of
the
Admiralty
Bridirman.:
TORNADO
NEAR
SASKATOON
-.tt.t.-,
ONE
LIKE
LOST
AMI
NtMllKK
IN-JIKMI
WIIILK
TKKKH
AMI
HILLS
BLOWN
IIOWN
8A5KATOON,
June
20.
Cutting
a
quarter
of
a
mile
swath
through
Elfros
District
east
of
here
a
tornado
wrecked
the
farmhouse
of
O.
F.
Oudmundson.
Injuring
eight
of
the
residents.
Mrs.
Oudmundson
later
dying.
An
overturned
stove,
started
a
flrt
but
Ingl
Oud
mundson.
despite
a
broken
leg,
succeeded
I
In
getting
the
other
Inmates
of
the
house,
all
unconscious,
to
safety.
Many
trees
and
telephone
polei
were
blown
down.
Hall
In
other
sections
caused
heavy
damage.
MURDER
LAID
TO
STRANGLER
III
I
I'AI.O
I'OI.ICL
IDENTIFY
NLLMIN
AH
M,U;it
Or'
MRS.
KANTlOLI'll
Of
THAT
CITY
BUFFALO,
June
30.
Earl
Nelson,
charged
with
the
murder
of
Mrs.
Patterson
and
Lola
Cowan
of
Winnipeg,
has
been
Identified
by
the
police
here
as
the
man
who
on
May
30
murdered
Mrs,
Jennie
Randolph,
a
rooming-house
keeper
He
was
known
here
as
Charles
Harrison
and
In
other
places
as
Adrtau
Harris.
Identification
was
made
upon
receipt
of
Nelson's
photo
and
Dcrtlllon
measurements
from
Winnipeg.
ARMS
SEIZED
SAN
FRANCISCO
TIIOK1HT
TO
HAVE
BEEN
PA
KT
Ol
LAIUIE
MIIPMKNTN
TO
TO
MMTIIKUN
POUT
BAN
rEDRO.
June
20.
It
U
rumored
that
a
plot
to
ship
millions
of
dollar
of
war
nrVinltlons
to
some
southern
roiintrv
hm,
Iwra
frustrated
by
the
HEIR
TO
MILLIONS
MARRIES
CANADIAN
SEATTLE.
June
20.
Adolph
Sprecklcs,
lielr
to
the
sugar
millions,
was
married
Buturday
to
rlss
Esme
Jones,
a
former
Vancouver
girl,
R.
a,
Cunningham
of
Port
Essltvgton
"a;
a
wseh.end
vUltor
In
the
city.
MH
KLYL
HSIIIMI
OI'LNKII
Bockeye
fishing
started
In
District
No.
2
at
midnight
last
night
and
a
season,
which
Is
DROWNED
WHILE
IN
SWIMMING
IN
SOUTH
VICTORIA,
June
20.
MIIIMOIIT
expected
to
be
as
Intensive
a
t
one
as
the
Industry
has
ever
ex-
perienced.
Is
now
well
under
!
way.
Practically
every
cannery
;
on
the
Naas
and
Skeena
Rivera
j
Is
In
operation
the
number
on
s4
the
Mainland
toeing'
38'
In
addl-
tlon
to
six
on
the
Queen
Char-
lotte
Islands
which
will
start
on
fall
fish.
Reports
on
Initial
fishing
today
will
not
be
avail
j
able
for
a
day
or
so.
,
MAN,
WHO
WAS
BURNED
AT
KETCHIKAN
IN
GAS
EXPLOSION,
IS
HOME
Charles
M.
Nlckerson,
well
known
lo
cal
fisherman,
who
sustained
burns
about
the
face,
neck
and
chest
In
an
explosion
aboard
the
American
halibut
boat,
Wabash
while
that
vessel
was
tak
ing
on
gasoline
at
the
Standard
Oil
Co.'s
fuel
station
in
Ketchikan
last
week,
returned
to
the
city
aboard
the
Princess
Charlotte
Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.
Nlckerson
had
his
neck
and
chest
...l.t.
V.
..........
a..
V.
1
1
.
V.
a
u'n.
mViIh
to
walk
off
the
steamer
and
greet
his
wife
and
friends.
He
Is
now
at
his
home
at
105
Fifth
Avenue
West
where
the
burns
arc
rapidly
healing.
The
other
man
who
was
Injured
.In
Vnttr
TKxtmn
10
years
of
age.
was
drowned
BOG-OTA,
Columbia,
June
20.
hundred
textile
workers
were
Baturday
when
a
plant
collapsed
Roaellon
near
Mcdellln.
It
Is
reported
that
many
were
killed
and
other
Injured.
3-30.
UT.ATIIKU
KLI'OItT
Terrace
Clear,
calm,
temperature
55.
Rosswood
Clear,
calm,
temp.
64,
Alyansh
Clear,
calm,
temp.
68.
Alice
Arm
Clear,
calm.
temp.
57.
llazelton
Part
cloudy,
calm,
temp.
70.
Telegraph
Creek
Clear,
calm.
temp.
88.
Bmlthers-Clear,
calm,
temp.
65.
Burns
Lake
Clear,
calm.
temp.
58.
Whltehorso
Cloudy,
south
wind
temp.
60.
Dawson
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
55.
This
afternoon's
train
from
the
East,
.rrvma
mall,
will
arrive
on
time
at
CHICAGO
NEAR
Great
Kritain's
representative
at
the
tripartite
naval
conference,;
TAD
CTi
T
I
A
fill?
which
opened
here
today,
at
which
Great
Britain,
United
States
andj
J
)l
UF
liUijLjUij
Japan
are
represented.
Mr.
llridgman
also
proposed
a
reduction
in
the
main
armament
cm
still
thkkatkntno
mtkk-cruisers
from
sixteen
inch
to
13.G
guns
and
a
reduction
in
the
size
n;v
or
pjuaii;
in
national
of
aircraft
carriers
from
27,000
tons
to
25,000
tons
and
their
arma-j
.
-tment
from
eight
Inrti
to
six
Inch
gun.
NEW
YORK,
June
20.
Though
they
I
Finally
the
British
minister
proposed
lost
on
Saturday
to
Philadelphia,
the
I
reductions
In
future
cruisers
from
10,000
Chicago
Cubs
are
pressing
forward
more
!kms
to
7.500
tons
with
armament
of
iconfldently
today
In
the
duel
with
six
Inch
Instead
of
eight
inch
guns.
'Pittsburg
,
Pirates
for
the
National
i
League
supremacy.
The
standing
Is
un-
'
Ichangcd,
as
each
team
suffered
a
victory
and
a
defeat
at
the
week-end.
In
1
winning
the
opening
game
of
a
series
on
Sunday,
the
Cubs
oulhlt
the
Pirates
and
arc
now
only
the
fraction
of
more
than
one
game
behind
the
Pirates.
Results
of
week-end
games
were
as
follows:
Snliiril)'N
S-oret
NATIONAL
LEA
U
IE
New
York.
4,
St.
Louis
6.
Philadelphia
7.
Chicago
2.
Boston
4.
Pittsburg
7.
'
.
Clnclnnatl-Brogklynjrahi
amljcIOan
ll.mji
i;
Detroit
4,
Washington
6.
St.
Louis
4,
New
York
8.
Chicago
2,
Philadelphia
6.
Cleveland
0,
Boston
S.
Sunday's
More
NATIONAL
LK.W11K
Philadelphia
3-0,
Cincinnati
1-3.
New
York
4,
St.
Louis
3.
Pittsburg
7,
Chicago
14.
A.MEItlCAN
LEAUIK
Detroit
5.
Washington
1.
Chicago
2,
Cleveland
3.
Others,
rain.
the
explosion,
Reg
Webber,
Is
remaining
CIeyelan(j
a7
In
Ketchikan
to
complete
his
recovery
.
LquU
J4
in
the
hospital
there.
.
Boston
!
IS
ine
waoasn
is
pencm-u
ai
rwvbbmhnii
-pending
Insurance
adjustment
on
the
lAlTV
n.
..,--,
nilDI
vessel.
She
was
rather
badly
damaged
RAILWAY
I
UdLIUIi
but
can
be
repaired.
I.K.WIIK
STANIHMIS
National
League
W.
Pittsburg
33'
Chicago
33
St.
Louis
30
New
York
28
Brooklyn
27
Boston
27
Philadelphia
22
Cincinnati
21
Amrrlemi
League
New
York
39
Chicago
35
Philadelphia
31
Washington
28
Detroit
23
L.
10
21
22
27
32
33
32
37
17
25
25
27
28
32
30
38
Pet.
.648
.625
.577
.507
.456;
.450
.407
262
.697
.583
.554
.491
.473
.458
.278
MAN
PREDICTS
MUCH
TRAVEL
THIS
ROUTE
when
the
service
was
first
Inaugurated.
FIRST
MAYOR
OF
.
NOMEJiLASKA,
DIES
SAN
FRANCISCO,
June
20.
Julius
Frederick
Olese,
64
years
of
age,
the
first
mayor
of
Nome,
Alaska,
la
dead
here.
He
was
famous
throughout
the
Yukon.
t'LANII
IN
MKXICO
MEXICO
CITY,
June
20.
Fourtecu
rebels
and
thn-e
soldiers
were
killed
In
a
clash
between
presidential
troops
and
in'iirgents
In
Jalisco
state.
TAXI
Boston
Grill
25
andJX
Ambulance
f'm
II
ILL
j
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Service
J4hl:
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
nt
Anytime
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
Stand:
Exchange
Hulldlng
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
MATT
VIDECK.
Prop.
least.
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VOL.
XVII.,
No.
143.
PRINCE
RUPEKTj
B.C.,
MONDAY,
JUNE
20,
1927
Price
Five
tnt
ARMAMENT
REDUCTION
IS
PROPOSED
MARSHALL
CHANG
TO
FIGHT
UNTIL
REDS
EXTERMINATED
Reduction
in
Size
of
Ships
and
Armament
Proposed
by
British
resentative
at
Conference
MUS.
DULL
CHILI)
and
her
papoose
of
the
Glacier
National
Park
Reservation
ride
comfortably
all
day
long
in
this
fashion.
Her
leg
dress
does
not
consist
of
knickers,
but
blanket
bloomers,
an
army
blanket
being
dropped
across
the
pommel
and
down
around
her
calico
dress
to
the
stirrup,
both
sides.
Marshall
Chang
Will
Fight
Reds
Ui.t
I
They
Are
All
Exterminated
LAST
MI1IIT
AT
llltVKOCK
;Th
.,,.
jh
a.idn
of
the
erles-
1240
ancl
6c'
Woman
Professes
to
be
Wife
of
Strangler
Held
in
Prison
at
Winnipeg
MAN
INOI
KST
OKDKUKIi
!,
hM
f
n,
.
,ii.m(rf
I
Scrub.
11.000
pounds,
ESCAPED
FROM
ASYLUM
FOR
INSANE
FOLLOWING
ATTACK
ON
WOMAN
IN
1923
PALO,
Alto,
June
20.
Mrs.
Mary
Ferrell,
employed
in
a
private
school
here,
identified
herself
as
the
wife
of
Earle
Nelson,
the
man
who
is
held
at
Winnipeg
as
the
"dark
strangler."
The
iwoman
identified
the
accused
man
from
photographs,
asserting
she
had
not
been
living
with
him
for
six
years
and
had
not
seem
him
since
last
October.
i
Mrs.
Ferrell
said
the
idea
of
publicly
acknowledging
him
as
her
husband
was
for
the
purpose
of
aiding
the
defense.
She
stated:
"Not
all
these
horrible
crimes
they
are
laying
up
agains
Earlecan
be
true.
I
can
prove
that
on
dates
on-
wblch
he
Is
charged
with
killing
two
people
he
was
with
me."
Investigation
has
not
determined
how
Mrs.
Farrell
obtained
her
present
name
while
claiming
to
be
married
to
Nelson.
!
The
strangler,
It
la
said',
escaped
from'
the
Nana
state
hospital
for
the
Insane
where
he
was
ent
following
arrest
In
:
San
Francisco
for
attacking
a
woman;
"""""""
ui.iu.iav
iuuw
here
In
1923.
'
Iow;
COAST,
TlKNEIi
ui
LK
FISH
ARRIVALS
TODAY
TftTAI
'1
fiC
CM
PfiilNiK
jrx
I
.
rt
t
.
t?
I
IV
MU
1Ui,uu
iuumuu
ueciares
in
opeecn
ai
onangnait
SHANGHAI,
June
20
Marshal
Chang
Tso-lin,
who
is
installed
at
Peking
as
dictator
of
Northern
China,
made
a
speech
in
which
he
Ameriruii
and
sl
Canadian
seN
Sold
llaliliut
ut
Exrluingt
This
.Morning
urieni,
wnere
ne
was
rignt
nanu
man
iu
me
oihiicsu
war
loru,
uiuiik
Canadians
sold
sa.uuu
pounas
ai
irom
Tso-Lin
for
the
past
five
years,
and
is
going
gold
hunting
In
nor-
H3c
and
7c
to
1
2.8c
and
6c.
them
B.C.,
is
of
the
opinion
that
the
essential
western
powers
should
be
aroused
to
the
scrlousneas
of
the
red
manace
In
China
and
the
necessity
of
making
a
definite
stand.
"The
next
five
years
In
China,'
said,
"will
be
momentous
and
powers
In
general
should
be
behind
Chang
In
his
fight
with
Bolshevism.
OLD
TIMER
OF
CITY
DROWNED
'WILLIAM
KOTIIWKLL
LOST
HIS
I.IlK
FOUR
CASES
IN
THE
thM
CITY
POLICE
COURT
the
Other
Was
Dismissed
There
were
four
cases
In
the
city
police
court
this
morning.
Richard
Mulligan
urn
MntilntArl
rt
lnrnrlatlnri
enrl
M
aenco
-
penalty.
Peter
Bruno
for
having
In
toxicants
on
premises
other
than
a
private
house
was
fined
$100
or
30
days.
Arrivals
and
sales
were
as
foUows:
AmerU'Uii
Arrow,
52.000
pounds
Booth
Fisheries,
13.8c
and
6c.
Sumner,
45,000
pounds.
Pacific
Fish
eries.
13.8c
and
6c.
Eureka,
12,000
pounds,
and
Westfjord,
.
11.000
pounds.
Atlln
Fisheries,
14
3e
and
Convictions
Were
Olitalnril
In
Three
and
ic.
Jack,
7.503
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
14.6c
and
7c.
CaiKiillan
6c.
Viking
I..
7.000
pounds,
and
Nautilus,
4'500
Pounds'
Bo'al
Flsh
Co"
12'77
ttnd
ed
25
or
thirty
days;
Eugenlo
Nedetto
for
a
similar
offense
was
given
a
similar
Pair
of
Jack,
19,000
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
12.8e
and
6c.
:
Joe
Baker,
11,500
pounds,
Atlln
Fish-
Canadian
Fish
!
defenaani
CoId
Co
lUc
and
7c
In
the
case
against
Bruno,
8?"e
William
Rothwell,
aged
70.
father
ot
Nuba.
5.000
pounds,
Booth
Fisheries,
ei
M
he
,wd
on
the
place
wim.m
nnthwnll
lrwMil
transfrmAn.
lost
...
12
tic
and
6c.
,
.
where
ne
am
Dusincss
ne
was
anowea,
a
me
u,
.s
1
j,,
have
be,,,,
there
for
his
own
use.'
last
night
when
he
fell
overboard
fm
maglstrale
t0
allow
tnls
M
,
lUflOD
RETURNS
HOME
in
ftnararnw
iioDDiinK.
on
wmcu
irc
.
.
.
.
i
which
will
be
held
at
3
o'clock
this
afternoon.
It
was
at
10.10
last
night
that
the
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
Unney
of
Toronto.
"elVfd
,
rTthnnk
.taon.
m-ter
of
the
lboltak.
in
the
course
of
a
tour
of
the
west.
ar-.D
rli-Art
nn
vnttrHav
Dftxrnrmn'K
in
Beaver,"
"
.
.71
1,
iwwiwcu
u
vvi-
train
and
nlfi
and
he
was
convicted.
was
employed,
when
that
vessel
was(
moored
at
the
drydock.
Coroner
Nor-j
.
asiii
CCDUIPC
man
A.
Watt
has
ordered
an
Inquest
1K
111
AIL
OLlwllL
MANITOBA
PROVINCE
WINNIPEG,
June
20.
For
the
first
time
In
the
history
of
Manitoba
the
province
has
entered
the
ranks
of
those
The
son
was
also
notified
and
have
alr
service
will
sail
this
afternoon
on
the
Prince-board'
ea8
whlcn
an
ma
seizure
at
Han
Francisco
of
50,000
worth,
Iinkc
near
here
yesterday
and
Lawrence!
,..,.
Mr
m,,.v
for
he
and
Constable
Keiich
arrived
at
the
The
st,
office
department
at
Ottawa
,.f
mnnltlnni
I
I
-
I
In
.,
Tttatl.
Thctla
I
Lake,
a
V
A
whllo
Uhtlfl
fnltl.
.IwMlt
.iwMit
th,
Vl
t
t,i
m
m
A
H
flma
rP
.
Xlipv
XllPV
till
niillpfi
!
Pfi
1
1
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
...
...
.
.
1
.
.
MILE
OF
FLOATS
AND
DECORATED
CARS
AT
JUBILEE
CELEBRATION
VirrmriTA
.tuna
an.A
Dnrade
of
floats
and
decofatcd
cars
over
a
mile
In
length
Is
to
be
a
part
of-
the
big
Jubilee
celebration
here
on
July
1.
Beacon
Hill
Park
Is
to
be
kept
free
ol
private
cars
for
the
occasion
as
It
Is
expected
those
taking
part
In
the
par-ado
will
fin
all
the
available
spnee
on
their
arrival,
Plaxton
jiantons
were
unable
to
assist
In
time.
TEXTILE
WORKERS
KILLED
IN
COLLAPSE
over
twenty
years
has
been
associated""'""'
"
'
J
nas
granveo
im
nr
v,uua
leed
out
of
the
water
where
he
w
to
malta
Llmltd
the
rlght
with
the
publicity
department
of
the
way.
Caivadlan
National
Railways,
giving
par-
,n
CTi
JnJ
10
lh
Manltba
8CCtln
f
th'
the
back
of
'
Rnd
aen
air
mall
and
tlcular
attention
to
summer
tourist
,hea,d
Lake
Winnipeg
mining
area,
face
lower'
FROM
PHILIPPINES
VICTORIA,
June
20.
Major
Oeneral
who
was
summoned
to
Washington
to
.Wood,
governor
of
the
Phllllplnes,
.1
1
.
,
.
e.
m.HAn
In
vin
n
t
Inn
with
the
far
east,
passed
through
here
this
morning
atoard
the
steamer
President
Madison.
WIULLKSS
ItKI'OllT
8
a.m.
BULL
HARBOR.
Part
cloudy;
light
out
of
watr
and
his
and
,
carrlcd
on
all
passenKcr
airplane,
"".Z'I
'
8
U"d
f,
Ke
'
Artificial
operating
Ung
out
of
Lac
du
Bonnet
this
Pm'
a
Seat
i...
x
..
i,viu
thi
t.,m.
Prt
part
of
of
his
his
body
body
submerged.
submerged.
W
the
largest
patronage
from
Ontario
f-P'-
Z?
,TTLtL'-
.
.i,,,.
l
h.
It
hp,
.vir."-
"
U1W
...
...
...v
....
.
deceased
first
fell
from
had.
for
this
particular
burlfri
Enquiries
tour,
,
fhA
,M
,
,he
hnilt
at
indicate
wide
Interest.
j
"
Tnpre
Mr.
Llnney
was
here
some
years
ago;"
M
"
.
...
.
Deceased
was
an
old
timer
of
the
city
and
a
member
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Pioneer's'
Association,
Funeral
.arrange
ments
are
In
the
hands
-of
the
.B.C.
Undertakers.
The
Jury
summoned
if
consists
.of,
William
Sherman,
sr.,
Joe
Brown,
John
Bulger,
Jack
Keith,
Bert
Morgan,
John
McRae.
.
.
MANY
IIIVOKCK
St'lIS,
LONDON,
June
20.
During
the
six
weeks'
law
sittings
Just
ended,
London
Judges
dealt
with
more
than
700
divorce
cases.
The
term
started
with
,a
list
of
731
cases,
Of
these,
628
were
undefended
and
103
defendM.
summer.
NURSES
PASS
Misses
Her
n
Ice
Clay
nnd
nliigluim
Siiccif
sful
In
ll.url
fun-U.N1
Tests
Word
has
been
received
of
the
success
of
Miss
Bernlce
Clay
and
Miss
Hazel
CunnWgliam
of
the
Vrjnce
Ruper);
Gen
eral
Hospital
training
school
In
passing
their,
Registered
Nurses
examinations.
Each
are
now
entitled
to
use
the
letters
"R.N."
after
their
names
and
enjoy
the
privileges
associated
therewith.
J.
E.
Umbach
of
Victoria,
surveyor
general
for
the
provincial
department
of
lands.
Is
a
visitor
In
the
city.
He
arrived
from
the
Interior
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
and
will
sail
this
afternoon
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
the
south.
SM.
wind;
bar.
29.86;
therm.
55;
light
chlkan
to
Seattle
3S
trilles;
front
,
tie;
8
pjn.
motorshlp
Oregon
bound
HOPE
TO
FLOAT
VESSEL
SUNDAY
TO
TUINCE
KITEHT
110
AT
IIOl'SE
I
The
American
motorshlp
Challamba,
fast
on
the
rocks
of
White
Cliff
Island.
'
J
some,
twenty,
miles
south
,
of
here,
has
t'es-
been
turned
over
by
the
master,
Capt.
J.
B.
Edwards,
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Boat
House
for
salvage
and
Capt.
Al-
xred
swanson.
head
of
that
concern,
A
total
of
185.500
pounds
of
halibut
stated
this
morning
that
he
hoped
to
i.
i
j
i
iiii.
j
ti
was
sold
at
the
Fish
Exchange
this
morn-if.
v,
ne
vessel
off
on
the
hlih
tide
and
men
determined
to
fight
against
the
reds
until
they
had
ex-w
Flve
ABeric.n
vesgeli
dlsposed
termlliatea
tnem.
H7000
nounds
At
bids
ranzlnz
Irom.
t.
v.
.
.
,
VANCOUVEa,
June
20.
General
Frank
Sutton,
here
from
the
13.bc
and
6c
to
14.
6c
and
7c.
while
six
...mf-.,i-
.
.
,
.
...
1
...Li
1
J
1
1L.
(.L!
1
J
r
.
v
......w...
Since.
Saturday
the
powerboat
Azurlte,
"28"
and
Anna
S.
have
been
engaged
In
lightering
the
vessel
and
yesterday
two
scowload
of
perishable
goods
such
as
fruit
and
vegetables
were
brought
Into
port
and
disposed
of
to
local
deal
ers
at
a
salvage
sale
held
by
the
cus
toms.
The
vessel,
wh'lch
was
bound
from
Seattle
to
Ketchikan
at
the
time
of
the
accident,
had
a
large
cargo
of
provisions
on
board
as
well
as
twenty-
six
'4.
COO
gallon
oil
tanks
on
deck.
Capt.
Swanson
stated
that
the
ves
sel
had
been
strained
as
she
lay
on
the
rocks
'but
hull
damage.
It
Is
hoped.
will
not
be
extensive,
.
The
Challamba
Is
a
wooden
,
twin
screw
motcrahlp
which
was
built
by
the
Sloan
Shipyards
Corporation,
Olym-pla,
for
the
Pacific
Motorshtp
Co.
Inc.
Registered
In
Seattle,
she
.Is
262
feet
long
with
46'4"
beam
and
21T
depth.
ALICE
LEAVES
FOR
RUPERT
OVKU
IH
NDUEII
VAXCOl'VKirS
I.KAII-
ino
in
sinkssmen;
on
way
TO
THIS
I'OKT
VANCOUVER.
June
20.
With
more
than
one
hundred
leading
Vancouver
businessmen
aboard
the
CJ.R.
steamer
Princess
Alice
left
here
last
night
and
will
make
a
number
of
calls
beforr
reaching
Prince
Rupert
Wednesday
morning.
On
Wednesday
night,
after
the
ball
in
their
honor,
they
leave
for
Portland
Canal
points
making
calls
at
Anyox,
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart,
from
Ketchikan
to
Seattle
310
mllc.s!nntini
n
ri
fCV
All
from
Seattle:
6
pjn.
Alaska
bound
from
dlHUULj
CLujfc
UN
Seattle
to
Ketchikan
212
miles
from
Ketchikan;
7
p.m.
Prince
Oeorge
abeam
Scarlet
Point
southbound;
8
pjn.
tug
St.
Faith
abeam
Cape
Mudge
bound
for
Logan
Inlet;
8
pjn.
Orlffco
.towing
barge
Lord
Tcmpleton
332
miles
from
Tacoma;
Oar.aca
from
Stewart
to
Vancouver
anchored
off
Lowe
Inlet.
DEAD
TREE.
Overcast;
bar.
29.68;
sea
smooth,
DIOBY.
Part
cloudy;
calm;
bar.
30.02;
temp.
56;
sea
smooth.
NOON
BULL
HARBOR.
Part
cloudy;
light
northwesterly
wind;
bar.
20.88;
temp.
60;
sea
smooth.
;
.
.
DEAD
TREE.
Overcast,
calm;
bar.
20.68;
temp.
59;
sea
smooth.
DIOBY.Part
cloudy,
calm;
bar.
30;
1
temp.
67:
sea
smooth;
8
p.m.
FRIDAY
FOR
LONG
SUMMER
VACATION
City
school
will
close
on
Friday
of
this
weekr
for
the
long
summer
vacation
which
will
give
teachers
and
pupils
respite
.
from
their
tasks
until
Tuesday.
September
6.
High
School
examinations
are
in
progress
this
week
and
the
Entrance
examinations
will
start
tomorrow.
Class
examinations
are
now
pretty
well
concluded.
liK.MON'NTKATION'
IN
CHINA
CANTON,
June
20.
Protesting
against
the
landing
of
Japanese
troops
la
North
China
the
police
started
a
demonstration
here
Sunday,
4.