SIX
VESSELS
LOAD
WHEAT
CAIUiOEH
TAKEN
ON
IN
ll
IIIMl
U
K
I
Hit
ports
VAM'Onni
v.wtiois
VANCOUVER,
May
27.
-The
u
i
boats
loaded
grain'
here
lie
p:us!
week:
Orootcndyk
for
Rotterdam,
bit
.kIs,
follow-
Wlllllll
143.333
OuchcKuv
d'Oiuta,
to
Olbralter
for
Tden:
Z02.7DD
biiklwlu.
Gladiator
for
London.
01.000
bushels.
lot
L;ve
nool.
sn
4nn
huhli.
K:Koan
Maru
for
Naitoya.
60,067
burhcls.
Me:wu
Maru
for
Shanghai,
250.778
bu::!iel;
Ptinr
DonlU
for
Tuerto
Columbia
12.000
bushels.
KILLED
WIFE
AND
HIMSELF
MVS
shot
TMItUKIIl
PORTHOLE
AS
mi
IT
WITH
DEADLY
ei
ri:t?r
or
VICTORIA,
May
27.
Ernest
Moore,
sliooting
from
a
porthole
In
a
gas
u-
at
Cape
Mudge
hear
Campbell
Klvcr
shot
hu
wlfo
In
another
boat
killed
her,
and
then
turned,
the
8"n
on
himself
and
died
within
an
hour.
RAILWAY
LANDS
CASE
HEARING
NEXT
MONTH
proving
to
provincial
control.
the
pecple,
I
must
assume
the
task
of
governing
the
Italian
people
ten
or
fifteen
years
more
If
necessary,
not
bemuse
I
am
lustful
for
power,
but
because
It
Is
my
precise
duty."
Then
:ie
ad'4J
dr)ly.
"My
successor
is
not
born
yet."
COWMI'NIsTS
UK
'
tiHAVK
IMMiEK
TO
FRANCE
AXMII'Mlli
PARIS,
May
,
27.
Minister
of
the
Interior
Saraat
told
the
Chamber
of
Deputies
that
both
In
Francs
and
abroad
the
activi
ties
of
the
communists
constituted
a
grave
danger
to
national
Interests.
IONEY
ORDERED
PAID
INTO
COURT
FOR
LIEN
.
HOLDERS
OF
SAWMILL
An
order
has
been
made
in
County
Court
by
Judge
Young
that
the
trustee
1
the
defunct
Sitka
Spruce
Mills
Ltd..
which
operated
the
sawmill
at
Queen
Charlotte
City,
must
pay
Into
court
the
full
amount
of
some
123,000
for
dis
tribution
among
131
llenholders
for
SEATTLE,
May
27.
Traces
of
tho
miasms
tug
warren,
which
disappeared!
Monday
night
when
en
route
from
Seattle
to
Victoria
with
a
barge
In
imi
have
been
found,
dispelling
all
hone
that
the
crew
of
five
escaped
of
i
movrments
f
h
nn
mouth.
ClllNANDEGA,
Nicaragua,
May
27.
The
Liberal
general
Cabulla
was
shot
and
killed
bv
Cantaln
Richards
of
the
U.S.
Marine
Corps,
allegedly
In
self
defense.
nit.
(laitKi:
man.
HEWTON,
Mass..
May
27.
Dr.
Francis
Clark,
founder
and
president
the
World
Christian
Endeavor
atlve,
society,
is
acaa
at
tne
age
oi
io.
Man
Talking
in
London
Was
Seen
Distinctly
by
Person
Listening
in
Glasgow
at
Telephone
Receiver
LONDON,
May
27.
The
Daily
Mall
describes
a
demonstration
nf
television
last
evening
by
J.
L.
Raird,
television
expert,
between
d
Glasgow,
a
distance
of
438
miles.
He
asserts
that
it
Victoria,
May
27.
June
20
Is
the
ecjpse(j
the
test
which
was
made
between
New
York
and
Washing
dt
set
for
the
opening
of
the
Koyal
."
g
jj
on
ncc0unt
of
the
distance.
'mission
to
Investigate
the
pro-r
i..,,i
nnA
ahnnlrWa
nf
n
twin
n
fhn
l.nnrinn
nnrl
vire
vince's
federal
claim
for
the
return
of
tiw
...
h
(n
the
Glasgow
receiver,
which
also
reflected
the
WAR
IS
NOT
IMPLIED
BY
THE
BRITISH
I'KHMIIIt
IIU.IIWI.N
KXPI.AINH
WHAT
H
INTKMtKH
IJV
ItUK.tK
WITH
Kt'NSIA
MM)ON,
win
iiiiiilr
t
litis,
today
diplomatic
May
27.
I'reiuler
Ifcilcl-the
emphatic
ilrclara-
tliat
the
breaking
if
relation!
with
Mim-ow
-lint's
not
iiiimii
or
Imply
war
with
ItuvJa."
Addressing
n
mrrtlng
of
women
union
1st
.
the
I'mnler-
referred
to
the
rupture
ami
aililnl
"It
means
what
It
appear
to
me
that
we
do
not
Intend
lo
lime
uny
fiirlher
polltil'ill
llnililigH
with
Moscow
hut
ivr
are
wholly
In
la
tor
or
the
pnM
Milt
of
legitimate
trade
lirtwreii
I
lie
two
I
mind
lei."
SOVIET
HEAD
HERE
IS
ORDERED
HOME!
MONTREAL.
May
27.
Longln
Oourus.
head
ot
the
Soviet
staff
In
Canada
today,
has
received
Instructions
from
Moscow
to
dote
the
office
and
go
home.
MOTION
PICTURE
HEAD
DIES
OTTAWA
OTTAWA,
May
27.
Raymond
Peck,
director
ot
the
Canadian
Government
motion
picture
bureau
ot
the
depart
ment
of
trade
and
commerce,
Is
dead,
aged
l.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Only
Three
llnutn
Soldi
Halibut
Fares
at
Fish
EM-hange
This
Morning
Only
three
boats
sold
halibut
at
the
Fish
Exchange
this
morning.
They
were
as
follows:
American
June,
1300
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
tt
Cold
Storage
Co.,
13c
and.
6c,
Canadian,
.
Marguerite.
6,000
pounds,,
Atlln
Fisheries,
12.5c
and
6c.
S.
A..
1,300
pounds,
Royal
Fish
Co..
I
I2.5c
and
0c.
TAXI
Boston
Grill
25
and
Ambulance
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
Service
floor,
for
hire.
Anywhere
nt
Anytime
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
Stand:
Exchange
HuUdlnjc
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
MATT
VIOECK,
Prop.
least.
l'hone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
v
Vol.
xvn
,l,ri.,..
I'KINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
MAY
27,
1927
Price
Five
Cent
HOLD
ON
TO
POWER
GOVERNMENT
HAS
HUGE
MAJORITY
ON
SOVIET
INCIDENT
Italy
Will
Get
Rights
Recognized
When
Army
and
Navy
Strong
Says
Mussolini
in
Speech
to
Chamber
His
successor
not
born
yet
so
he
will
rule
Italy
for
ten
or
fifteen
years
if
necessaty
he
declares
ROME,
May
27.
"Italy
will
he
able
finally
to
tec
her
rights
rm'trnized
between
1J35
and
11)10
when
we
have
a
stronK
navy,
a
huire
air
force
and
will
be
able
to
mobilize
an
army
of
five
million
mflii
"
Mussolini
made
this
pronouncement
in
the
Chamber,
of
Deputies
yesterday
in
a
speech
in
which
he
stated
for
the
first
time
the
definite
goal
he
had
been
aiming
at
for
the
past
five
years,
lie
declared
further:
"I
thought
aftur
five
years
I
would
have
finished
the
major
par
of
my
work
but
now
I
see
I
have
not.
I
am
convinced
that
OIL
EXPLOSION
IN
TEXAS
WELL
Hill
II
IIIRATI.D
Km
MILKS
AMI
1
1.
AM
IS
ROARED
A
I.I.
MCillT
BMU'OitD.
Texas,
May
Four"!
..t
w
ex;
n
cub:
f
tin;;!;,
aftem-c
F
..
w
'nra:
.
-i.U..i;
Killed
and
seven
rnjure.
are
missing
as
a
result
of
tht
iere
yesterday
of
a
mlUlou
'
a
gell.
It
U
hoped
to
ex
flame
with
explosives
thli
...
:k
blast
the
little
oil
town
j
frantically
to
remove
trami
:.-'m
the
vicinity
of
thi
ii
rami
all
night
fanned
bj
Teams
and
tractor
drag-
;
i
:ne
away
on
skids
while
tr
4':u
water
supply
was
played
over
the
er
!
;
prevent
their
catching
fire.
T.ie
Lame
raged
to
a
height
of
two
auudred
feet
for
many
hours.
When
tae
explcalon
occurred,
the
earth
vibrated
for1
a
distance
of
several
mile:
--despite
the
gradual
creation
ot
a
di
recting
clans,
despite
the
discipline
of
wages.
The
money
will
be
paid
Into
court
In
Vancouver
this
week.
Milton
Gonzales
appeared
for
the
Ucnholders
and
W.
O.
Fulton
for
the
trustee.
STEEL
SYPHON
WAS
DAMAGED
AS
RESULT
DYNAMITE
EXPLOSION
LOS
ANGELES,
May
27.
A
section
Of
the
steel
syphon
of
the
Los
Angeles
aqueduct,
which
supplies
water
to
the
metropolitan
area,
was
damaged
by
an
explosion
believed
to
be
caused
by
dynamite
In
the
Noana
canyon.
TUG
WARREN
LOST
IS
CLEARLY
PROVED
CANADIANS
IN
SOVIET
LIST
mmiikk
or
Toronto
people
MENTIONED
IN
COUMl.MST
CONFIDENTIAL
UROIP
NEWSPAPERS
COMMENT
Confiture
nt
li
Wlirllit-r
IIiom'
Lru;ur
with
ItciN
u
ill
le
Deported
In
LONDON.
May
27.
Sixteen
docu
ments
with
a
list
of
addresses
of
many
persons
In
Canada
and
the
United
States,
and
Central
and
South
.America
which
were
found
In
the
raid
on
Soviet
House,
have
been
Issued
by
the
Government
as
a
"vrhjtc
paper."
Included
In
the
list
of
these
.
In
Canada
are
the
following:
Maurice
Spectre,
231
Palmefiton
Ave,
Toronto.
,MUs.
Skene.
51
Victor
Avenue,
Toronto.
Communist
Party
of
Canada.
05
King
Street
Bast.
Toronto.
Additional
.
addresses
allegedly
found
In
possession
of
Anton
Miller
In
Soviet
House
under
tho
heading
"Canada.
Confidential
Matter"
ware
the
following
all
of
Toronto:
Charles
Gray.
168
Llsgar
St.
E.
Plrttlnen.
58
West
Itoxetcr
Ave.
Mrs.
Mary
Sutdlffe.
340
Yendall
Ave.
Miss
Alice
Ayrcs.
54
tWaney
.Crescent.
TORONTO,
May
27.
The
addresses
of
Communists
found
In
possession
ol
Anton
Miller
at
Soviet
House,
London,
are
those
of
prominent
members
of
the
Communist
Party
In
Canada.
OTTAWA,
May
27
The
decision
of
the
government
to
cancel
the
trade
agreement
with
Russia
was
followed
yesterday
by
a
period
of
quiet.
There
was
some
conjecture
as
to
whether
any
action
would
follow
such
as
to
secure
the
deportation
of
those
Included
In
the
list
of
names
In
the
white
paper
published
In
London.
LONDON.
May
27.
The
Canadian
Government's
decision
to
cancel
the
Dominion's
trade
agreement
with
Rus
sit
was
given
special
prominence
in
the
evening
cewspapers
here
yesterday.
The
Evenlrur
News
says:
"Canada's
decision
to
cancel
the
trade
agreement
with
Moscow
Is
a
gesture
of
loyalty
to
Great
Britain
that
cannot
forgotten
for
the
Dominion,
like
the
mother
country
was
profiting
by
her
trade
with
Russia.
It
wbs
a
oneway
trade.
all
in
Canada's
favor.
AMERICAN
KILLS
LIBERAL
LEADER
NICARAGUA
CITY
FIRST
BERLIN
POLICEWOMEN
inaugurated
recent'y
to
aiijjm?nt
the
polfce
department
In
the
protection
of
women
and
children,
especially
in
the
parks
of
the
city.
Their
uniforms
have
been
designed
to
be
in
keeping
with
those
of
the
policemen,
even
to
the
cap,
which
is
the
same
as
those
worn
by
the
Safety
Police
Urges
Prince
Rupert
People
to
Cultivate
an
Optimistic
Spirit
and
Stop
Knocking
"If
you
want
tu
do
aomethinff
for
this
town,
suggest
to
the
people
of
Prince
Ituprl
that
they
-"top
knocking
each
6ther
and
try
to
make
hc
most
of
what
they
have,"
declared
C.
E.
Forbes,
logging
manager
of
the
Powell
River
paper
mill
with
headquarters
at
Vancouver.
"I
have
been
In
the
city
several
days
and
I
never
came
across
as
pessimistic
a
lot
of
people
as
I
met
here.
Prince
Rupert
s
a
good
city
with
enormous
possibilities,
but
it
can
t
succeeed
if
everybody
is
working
at
cross
purposes.
The
only
road
to
success
s
to
stop
knocking
ana
unite
on
mutual
improvement
ana
mutual
sbelp.
I
think
the
service
clubs
should
unite
on
this.
Let
them
deliberately
ostracise
any
who
knock
their
neighbors
and
try
to
get
rid
of
that
pessimistic
spirit.
It
has
.
a
particularly
bad
effect
on
visitors.
Mr.
Forbes
was
here
in
connection
with
the
marketing
of
the
hemlock
and
cedar
logs
for
his
company
and
he
was
very
active
while
here.
He
spoke
most
enthusiastically
of
the
Improvement
he
saw
In
the
city
since
his
last
visit.
Incidentally
he
said
he
read
yesterday's
leading
editorial
In
the
Dally
News
and
wished
to
congratulate
the
writer.
He
agreed
with
every
word
of
it.
He
looked
to
sec
Prince
Rupert
grow
very
considerably
wlthlng
I
the
next
few
years
but
It
could
not
I
succeed
unless
the
citizens,
were
will
ling
to
help
each
other
and
to
speak
I
well
of
each
other
and
the
city
Instead
lot
tcoKing
tor
me
naws.
Mr.
Forbes
spoke
most
ally
of
the
development
of
Powell
River
by
his
company.
He
mentioned
that
It
meant
little
to
say
that
the
output
was
between
four
and
five
hundred
tons
a
day.
To
show
better
how
much
paper
they
made,
he
said
If
It
were
cut
In
a
strip
four
feet
wide,
the
strip
made
lnme
day
would
reach
all
the
way
from
Vancouver
to
Montreal,
This
was
done
six
days
in
the
week
and
fifty
two
days
In
tho
year,
Mr.
Forbes
left
last
night
for
Vancouver
on
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert.
NEW
BOARDOFTRADE
ORGANIZATION
FORMED
VANCOUVER,
May
27.
-The
decision
was
arrived
at
last
night
to
form
an
organization
known
as
the
Associated
Boards
ot
Trade
of
Greater
Vancouver
and
New
Westminster.
A
conference
of
representatives
of
the
different
organizations
met
and
dectded
to
organize.
ELECTED
PRESIDENT
TOWN
PLANNING
GROUP
VANCOUVER",
May
27.
F.
E,
Buck
ot
the
University
of
British
Columbia,
wai
elected
president
of
the
town-planning
Institute
of
Canada
yesterday
at
the
annual
convention
here.
'
.
CONTRACT
CANCELLED
VICTORIA.
May
27.
Canada's
break
with
8ov
let
Russia
means
the
cancel
latlon
of
the
purchase
of
a
thousand
Brltbh
Columbia
horses.
Advertise
In
the
Daily
News.
Government
Majority
on
Soviet
Incident
is
Unusually
Large
One
J,AIJOK
KEdUEST
FOR
AN
INQUIRY
IS
TURNED
DOWN
RY
15KIT1SH
HOUSE
OF
COMMONS
ON
VOTE
OF
367
TO
112
i
LONDON,
May
27.
After
an
exciting
debate
yesterday
the
House
of
Commons
passed
the
following
resolution:
"This
House,
i
while
appreciating
the
long
forbearance
of
His
Majesty's
Govern
i
ment
and
their
many
efforts
to
maintain
friendly
diplomatic
rela-
tions
with
the
Soviet
Republic
in
the
face
of
acute
provocation,
ap
i
plauds
their
decision
to
withdraw
diplomatic
privileges
which
have
i
been
so
gravely
abused,
while
at
the
same
time
putting
no
obstacles
in
the
way
of
legitimate
trade
relations
with
Russia.
Prior
to
the
passing
of
this
motion
a
Labor
motion
moved
by
J.
H.
Clyr.es.
tbat
the
country
ought
r.ot
to
be
committed
to
the
Govern-
u-snt's
policy
of
severance
of
diplo
matic
relations
with
Russia
until
after
i
full
Inquiry,
was
defeated
on
a
vote.
of
337
to
112.
Speaking
to
the
Clyncs
motlou.
Sirj
Austin
Chamberlain
told
the
House
that
the
Government
was
not
prepared
to
accept
the
motion
asking
that
an
inquiry
be
held
Into
the
Government's
charges
of
Soviet
propaganda
In
Britain
which
resulted
In
the.
decision
to
sever
diplomatic
relations.
Hs
declared
that
the
Laborite
motion
amounted
to
a
vote
of
censure
and
If
It
were
car
SCOLLARD
CASE
IS
NOW
SETTLED
COITLE
THAT
DISAGREED
OVEK
FINANCIAL
MATTERS
PLAN
ANOTHER
HONEYMOON
TRIP
SEATTLE,
May
27.
Oeorge
Scollard
gets
$300,000
under
a
Judjment
and
decree-signed
by
the"
superior,
court
here
va&tcrdav.
thus
endinz
a
four
months
ried
the
Government
would
know
what
1
between
a
now
reconciled
steps
It
would
be
Its
duty
to
take.
IIKANK
HIMSELF
TO
DEATH
AT
MASSETT
Local
people
who
visited
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
at
the
first
cf
the
week
tell
of
an
Indian
at
Massett
who
drank
himself
to
death.
The
native
con
;
sumed
a
whole
bottle
of
rum,
allegedly
stolen.
In
cupfuls
and
went
Into
a
stupor.
He
was
placed
In
bed
and.
the
next
morning,
when
those
nearby
went
to
look
at
him,
he
was
dead
and
cold.
INVESTIGATING
DEATH
:
,.,
.
ICE
PREVENTS
SEALING
CREWS
OPERATING
AT
PRIBYLOFF
ISLANDS
DUTCH
HARBOR.
May
27.
For
the
first
time
In
21
years
Ice
conditions
at
this
time
of
year
are
delaying
all,
sealing
activities
at
the
Pfibyloff
Islands.
The
Islands
are
still
Ice
baund
and
the
government
seal
employees
are
prevented
from
landing.
FORMAL
SEVERING
OF
DIPLOMATIC
TREATY
LONDON,
May
27.
-
The
note
severing
relations
between
the
Soviet
and
British
Governments
was
delivered
to
the
delegation
this
morning.
The
British
diplomatic
mission
to
Moscow
will
be
lecalled
Immediately.
VANCOUVER,
May
27
The
authorities
are
investigating
the
manner
In
which
Engvald
Knudson,
24
years
of
age.
lost
his
life.
His
body
was
found
partly
burled
In
a
sand
bunker
at
the
scene
of
construction
of
the
grain
elevator
here
where
he
was
employed.
,
,
VANCOUVEK
EXCHANUIi
i
'W'MM'
Bid.
Wheat
s
1.6114
B.C.
Silver
1.62
Coast
Copper
.....
11.25
Cork
Province
.07
ft
Dunwell
1.28
Olacler
...
:'..
.08$,
Gladstone
.24
Indian
L.
ft
L.
'
.low
Premier
2.03
Silver
Crest
.06
4
Bulloch
.69
Asked
1.64
11.50
.08
1.28
.09
.20
.07
H
.12
2.06
.07
Vi
.75
Belllngham
couple.
Mrs.
Scollard
gets
the
lion's
share
of
I
th.
fimlltr
frtrtlin
lnr!llHln
th
"nro-
-
,
'
o
,
.
1
perty
Involved
In
the
suits
she
brought
.
against
her
husband
at
Vancouver.
The
Scollards.
It
Is
understood,
plan
'
to
take
a
second
honeymoon
trip
to
,
Europe.
:
MOBILIZATION
NEAR
HARBIN
ORDER
OF
MILITARY
COMMISSAR
LOOKED
ON
AS
THREAT
AND
NOT
SEKIOI
S
TOKIO.
May
27.
Despatches
from
Harbin
to
the
vernacular
newspapers
say
the
Soviet
military
commissar
has
ordered
.the
mobilization
ot
troops
along
the
far
eastern
frontiers
which
Is
Inter-
!
preted
In
some
Soviet
quarters
as
pre
liminary
to
Anglo-Soviet
hostilities.
The
British
consul
at
Harbin
Is
quoted
as
saying
that
the
operation
means
little
more
than
a
threat
and
Is
not
serious.
SALMON
PRICES
REMAIN
SAME
NO
tll.VMIE
FROM
LAST
YEAR
IN
REMUNERATION
FISHERMEN
TO
RECEIVE
VANCOUVER,
May
27.
A
conference
of
representatives
of
the
Flshermcn'8'
Union
and
the
canned
salmon
section'
cf
the
Canadian
Manufacturers'
Association
met
here
yesterday
and
decided
that
last
year's
scale
of
prices
paid
for
MAN
WHO
WAS
BURIED
'
t
tn
nortn
of
Vancouver
Island
to
i
the
Alaskan
boundary,
would
prevail
again
this
year.
FORMER
EDITOR
GLOBE
IS
DEAD
i
i,
SIR
40IIN
WII.1.ISON
WAS
CANADIAN"
CORRESPONDENT
OF
LONDON
TIMES
AM)
WELL
KNOWN
TORONTO,
May
27.
Sir
John
Willi-son,
.
the
noted
publicist
and
former
editor
of
the
Toronto
Globe
and
Toronto
Newa
and
Canadian
correspondent
of
the
London
Times
Is
dead
here
after
an
Illness
ot
some
weeks.
EDMONTON,
May
27.
One
of
the
city's
prominent
businessmen,
.
A.
E.
i
Emery.
Is
dead
here
aged
63.