OE?
TAXI
Boston
Grill
f
and;.
Snrvlc
"f'ly,
Anywhere
nt
Anytlr
j
-'ii
f
Stand:
Exchange
Isuildn.,.
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r
MATT
VtDKCK,
Prop.
J'uiltfljf&
Vol.
XVII.,
No.
128.
EonT
n
gr
paiiv
Kjvpah
o
FORMER
inc.
A
1
re00P5
Riot
in
lanwa
Ends
in
r
I
r
r
'tUlll
LP
I
1
lUf
1
CfOlffO
l
as
Troops
Fire
on
Mob
I
Its-;
TIMIM1
TIMED
'I'M
TO
IMKII
HUSH
JAIL
IAII.
VVIII.MM.'
WHERE
(VIVI.'ivuijii
CONFESSED
sjim.
MOTL'KS
MUK-
DEREK
WAS
CONFINED
RUT
WERE
REPULSED;
CANADIAN
A
VICTIM
TAMPA,
Florida,
June
2.
Rioting
broke
out
here
as
the
result
f
an
effort
of
a
mob
to
rush
the
city
jail.
Troops
were
called
out
iind
were
greeted
with
taunts
and
flying
projectiles
and
later
were
fund
upon
by
the
mob.
They
returned
the
fire
with
machine
guns
and
during
the
melee
four
people
were
killed
and
many
wounded.
Civilians
are
said
to
have
been
struck
by
bullets
who
were
several
l.lnrkti
frnm
thn
lall
'
Officials
said
last
night
that
HA
V
K
K
Y
mmm,
mimrn
mm
m
1
w
m
COMMERCE
IS
COMING
HERE
;
j
i
MOST
Of
l.V
AT
THIS
POUT
;
!
KHI.OUINU
CONtKNTlOX
I
T;t
.nadlan
Chamber
of
Commerce.
I
'irganlatton
comprising
dele-1
.
...
.
.
.
.
i
ra.Jt:
11.
1
LIlKrOA
DI
LTHCir
WlTUUIt
L1JUI
Will"
'
lm-h
nH
Hlnn.
Aav
lavtnff
fnr
II
T.ie
C:
meeting
Is
to
be
held
at
a
special
train
being
run
all
I
-Din
Montreal,
picking
up
.-tej
as
It
crones
the
continent,
n
::i.lon
dale
Is
September
12
to
I
i.
I'
is
eipectcd
to
be
one
of
the
nt
J
i
andpolnt.
F
llow:
th
rnnvrntlon.
the
DartV
will
embark
on
one
of
the
Canadian
I'e.
Ifip
steamers
for
Skagway
and
will
Mop
off
here
on
the
return,
leaving
the
bcal
c-
tats
point
and
proceeding
to
NJ-.nd
a
holiday
at
Jasper
Park.
W..ile
here
the
chamber
will
unci:
.btedly
be
entertained
by
the
I'
r.
:i
Rupcr
Doard
of
Trade
and
some
b
dungs
are
In
prospect
for
the
oc-'
ihe
matter
to
likely
to
be
dls-
fd
among
other
things
at
the
-Td
of
Trade
meeting
tomorrow
night.
IN
OKANAGAN
K,
('
MMDONAI.O
ttll.1.
TKV
III
UK-
iaix
skat
lost
at
iiv-ki.kctiox
VKUNON.
Juno
2.
William
Karris
i
Kc
im-dy
Conservative,
and
Hon.
Ken-
lr
C
MncDonald,
Liberal,
were
''minuted
yesterday
to
contest
the
No:
lh
Okanniraii
vlwllnn
made
nccca-
ry
by
the
death
of
the
late
A.
O.
Cwhrane
The
election
Is
to
take
place
next
Thursday.
The
campaign
promises
to
bo
a
keen
and
both
sides
are
claiming
victory
'or
their
candidate.
Mr.
MacDonald
tormcrly
was
member
for
the
district
bul
was
defeated
at
a
by-election
for
ntry
to
the
cabinet.
PROTEST
MADE
TOiABANESE
vll(IN,u.lST
IKIVKKNMKNT
!KS
t
mki:
invasion
nv
two
TIIOCSAMI
THOOI'N
NANKINO,
June
2.
The
Nationalist
Oovernment
set
up
here
by
the
moder-le
wing
under
Oeneral
Chiang
Kal
Bhek
protested
to
Premier
Tatakoja
gainst
the
landing
of
two
thousand
Japanese
troops
yesterday
at
Tslngtao
Preparatory
to
advancing
Into
Shang-(
province
FIRE
ON
CROWD
IN
MOTS
AT
r&
the.
violence
resulted
in
four
mobs
attempted
during
three
uccesMve
confessed
murderer
of
five
persons
was
confined,
but
the
effort
was
checked
and
the
rioting
finally
suppressed.
Whether
the
killed
were
actually
member!
of
the
mob
Is
not
known.
McRae
was
Visiting
his
sisters
here
and
had
etopped
to
minister
to
a
wounded
man
lying
In
the
street
when
a
stray
bullet
struck
him.
Thirty
of
the
rioters
'arc
under
arrest.
B.
F.
Levlne.
the
man
who
said
he
beat
to
death
Herman
Merrel,
his
wife
and
three
children
because
he
mistook
them
foranother
family
against
"whom
ne
naroorea
a
gruage.
was
removed
irom
Tampa
Sunday
night
but
the
mob's
wratli
was
subsequently
apparently
directed
against
the
officers
and
guardsmen.
(iK.NKKAl,
EXECUTED
WAS
IX
I'AV
OK
Till?
SOVIET
I.KdATlOX
RIOA,
Latvia,
June
2.
Despatches
from
Kovno,
Lithuania,
say
Oeneral
Kleszlnf-ky,
who
confessed
to
being
In
the
employ
of
the
Soviet
legation
there,
was
court-martialed
and
executed.
SENATOR
TURRIFF
IS
YISITOR
IN
CITY
ON
HIS
WAY
TO
STEWART
A
noted
visitor
In
the
city
today
Is
Hon.
John
aillandcrs
Turriff,
member
of
the
Canadian
Senate
at
Ottawa
for
the
province
of
Saskatchewan,
who
arrived
in
the
city
yesterday
afternoon
from
the
East
and
will
proceed
at
the
end
of
the
week
to
look
over
the
mining
situation
In
company
with
A.
A.
Hot-land,
New
York
mining
engineer
and
brother
of
Mrs.
J.
A.
Hlnton
Of
-
this
city,
and
Mrs.
Holland.
Senator
Turriff,
whone
original
home
It
Carlyle,
Sask.,
Is
72
years
of
age
and
li
a
native
of
Quebec.
Ie
has
had
a
innir
parliamentary
career
and,
bcsldo
having
.been
a
member
of
the
Saskatchewan
legislature,
sat
In
the
House
of
Conimona
at
Ottawa
from
1914
to
1017
before
being
appointed
to
the
Senate
In
1018.
He
was
at
one
time
Dominion
cbmmlssloncr
of
-lands.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Bid.
Asked
Wheat
1.(13
B.G,
Silver
...
1.C0
1.62
Coast
Copper
10.00
17.2S
Cork
Province
.07
.09
Dunwell
1.40
1.50
Gladstone
.
.
.
.23
Vi
.27
Independence
.08
Indian
......
.07
.07',
L.
fi
L
4114
Lucky
Jim
..
.21
.22
Porter
Idaho
MM
.10V4
Burf
Inlet
.
.
01V4
Dr.
A.
It.
Thomson
and
Dr.
O,
W.
Woodley
of
the
Workmen's
Compensa
tion
Board
arrived
yesterday
from
Van
couvcr
and
are
making
the
trip
to
Anyox
today
before
returning
tonight
to
stop
over
In
the
city.
W.
Wallace,
Mivretary
of
the
board,
Is
also
In
the
'
party.
Advertise
la
the
Dally
News.
Northern
and
PRINCE
PITTSBURG
LOST
I
ANOTHER
MATCH
HACK
IX
AMEKR'AX
LKAdl
K
TKilU
KMMl
LI-
AH
TOI'
TEAM
j
AM)
SECOND
DIVIS-
j
ION
AOdllKUATIOXS
I
i.IN
!
NEW
YOItK,
June
2.
While
all
run.
nlng
up
teams
were
idle,
Pittsburg,
leaders
of
the
National
League,
yester-l
day
lost
a
game
to
Philadelphia
Brook-'
lyn
Do'igers,
also
ambitious
second
'
dlvlsioners
who
have
been
having
a
bit
of
u
winning
streak
lately,
took
the'
honors
from
Boiton
In
the
only
'Jut
'
gnme
played
In
the
leagues
yesterday.
New
York
Yankees
took
advantage
of
Chicago's
Inactivity
to
gain
another
half
game
lead
on
American
League
i
supremacy
by
defeating
Philadelphia
Athletics.
l
Warfare
In
the
National
League
Ul
concentrated
today
on
the
western
I
front
while
teams
In
the
American
League
are
battling
in
the
Kast.
Popping
of
plenty
of
fireworks
Is
presaged
before
the
present
intersections!
In
vaslcn
comes
to
an
end.
The
day's
scores
were
as
follows:
NATIONAL
I.K.Mil
K.
Brooklyn
6.
Boston
2.
Philadelphia
.7.
Pittsburg
4.
AMKUICAN'
I.KAdl
i:
New
York
2.
Philadelphia
1.
Cleveland
14,
Detroit
1.
Boston
6,
Washington
1.
I.KAdl
I!
STANDINGS.
Nallon.il
W.
L.
Pet.
PltUburg
23
.
13
.667
St.
Louis
22
10
.579
Chicago
22
17
.561
New
Ycrk
,22
17
.564
Brooklyn
'22
23
.489
Philadelphia
......
18
20
.474
Boston
13
21
.382
Cincinnati
12
30
.286
Amrrlrmi
New
York
29
14
.088
Chicago
27
17
.614
Philadelphia
.22
21
.512
Washington
19
20
.487
Cleveland
...7
21
23
.477
St.
Louis
19
-22
.463
Detroit
t8
23
.439
Boston
12
27
508
PHILLIPINE
STORM
'
CAUSES
LIFE
LOSS
One
lliimlrril
anil
M
1'er-otiH
llrllt-Nfil
to
Have
Pt-rMinl
With
sinking
nf
InliT-lslaiul
Struiurr
MANILA,
June
2.
A
storm
which
caused
the
sinking
of
an
Inter-lsland
steamer
with
the
probable
loss
of
106
lives
abated
today,
giving
rescue
workers
an
opportunity
to
aid
a
few
survivors
of
the
wreck
who
are
believed
to
have
encamped
on
Nondroc
Pcnslnsula.
PRINCE
EDWARD
ID.
TO
HAVE
ELECTION
l.rgMutiire
Prorogued
Tmlny
I'rrpuruliiry
.tit
Taking
of
Vote
on
June
23
CHAULOTTETOWN,
June
2.
Tho
Lieutenant-Governor
today
dissolved
the
Prince
Edward
Island
legislature
as
a
preliminary
to
the
general
elections
which
will
be
held
on
June
25
and
for
which
nominations
will
bo
received
on
June
18.
t.
FORMER
FOLLIES
GIRL
TAKES
POISON
AND
DIES
Irene
Oooilull
MimimlM-il
at
llnllyMooil
Thin
.Morning
I'rom
Kffrel
of
Hose
on
Tuesday
HOLLYWOOD.
June
2.
Ircne.Ooodall,
former
Follies
benuty,
died
this
morning
from
ihe
effects
of
ptoson
she
swallowed
on
Tuesday.
It
was
the
result
of
brooding
over
disappointment
In
a
love
affair,
the
police
say.
SII.VKU
KISO
DIES.
seward,
June
2.
John
Hiusa,
a
pioneer
since
1904
and
known
as
the
"silver
king
of
North
America"
died
here
aged
76.
Both
legs
were
ampu
tated
as
a
result
of
ifreezlng
at
the
time
of
the
Nome
gold
rush.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
KUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
JUNE
2,
1927
MA
N
KITH
LAW,
pioneer
aviatrix,
the
$25,000
Orteig
prize
for
York
to
Farmers
of
Nechaco
Valley
Sign
Up
for
Wheat
Pool
and
Will
Ship
to
Rupert
Elevator
,The
whole
interior,
country
is
improving
and
the
people
much
more
optimistic
than
they
have
been
for
some
time
past,
declared
Dugald
Campbell,
B.C.
representative
of
the
Merganthaler
Linotype
Company
of
New
York,
who
has
just
come
through,
stopping
off
at
nearly
all
points
in
the
Uulkley
and
Nechaco
valleys
in
connection
with
his
business.
Mr.
Campbell
says
that
at
Vanderhoof
they
are
just
completing
the
organization
of
a
co-operative
wheat
pool
for
the
object
of
facilitating
the
shipment
of
grain
through
the
elevator
at
Prince
.
Rupert.
Practically
every
fanner
In
tile
TROOPS
INTO
NORTH
CHINA
UKIIIMl.
JAIWNKM
AMI
AMKKI-
(AX
lOKCKS
MOUNd
KKO.M
Ml
ASdIIAI
TO
TIENTSIN'
I'KKIMI,
June
2.
The
despatch
of
lulled
Slates
iiiarlnrs
from
Shanghai
In
Tientsin
Is
u
jsirt
of
the
ItillMi,
Japanese
nnil
I'nltril
statrs
derision
tu
liu
reuse
garrison
In
the
iinrlhrril
set
Hun
of
the
lomitry,
following
I
lie
retreat
of
thr
northern
armies
who
Imw
imitlr
nhat
Is
diemeil
Klratrglr
inop
to
the
Yellow
UIut
In-fore
the
drlte
of
the
.Nationalists.
With
two
thou-mi
nil
Japanese
troops
ulrraily
land-rilNnt
TshiKtiio,
n
111
II
M
contingent
Is
now
enronle
nortliwuril
from
linns
Kong
and
the
Shanghai
lie-feme
force
Is
leaving
Tor
Tientsin
tonight.
VANCOUVER,
June
2.
As
the
result
of
Injuries
sustained
when
he
fell
Into
the
hold
of
the
steamer
Shldzuoka
Maru
here,
E.
Nakamasu,
a
Japanese
sailor,
died
In
the
hospital
today.
WINS
had
planned
to
compete
for
a
non-stop
flight
from
New
Paris
-
.....
district
has
signed
up
with
the
pool.
one
of
whose
officers
recently
visited
the
district
and
explained
the
requirements
and
advantages.
He
also
says
that
'a
good
deal
more
grain
Is
being
grown
there
this
year
although
the
season
Is
a
little
late.
Just
as
It
Is
everywhere
else.
lAst
year
they
shipped
lot
of
wheat
and
It
was
so
successful
that
It
encouraged
the
farmers
to
sow
mere
this
year.
Mr.
Campbell
says
he
feels
much
enthused
over
the
prospects
for
the
whole
Interior
district
and
he
finds
a
distinctly
different
spirit
there
from
pre-Tious
years
when
he
made
similar
tours.
WKUIIKIt
HKI'llltT.
Hazel
ton.
Clear,
calm,
temp.
60.
Telegraph
Creek.
Clear,
calm,
temp.
55.
Smlthers-Clear,
calm,
temp.
00.
Burns
Lake.
Clear,
calm.
temp.
54.
Terrace.
Clear,
calm,
temp.
CO.
Rosswood.
Clear,
calm,
temp?
62.
Alyansh.
Clear,
cahvi,
temp.
50.
Alice
Arm.
Clear,
calm,
temp.
61.
Anyox.
Clear,
calm,
tomp.
62,
Stewarts
Part
cloudy,
calm,
temp
52.
Whltchoisc.
Clear,
calm,
temp.
52.
Dawson.--Clear,
calm,
temp.
61
Advertl
In
the,
Dalli
News.
Fighter
Dies
in
Ring
from
Broken
Neck
in
Fourth
Round
Against
Mandell,
Kansas
City
KANSAS
CITY,
June
2.
Collapsing
In
the
second
round
of
a
scheduled
ten
round
bout
with
Sammy
Mandell,
lightweight
champion
of
the
world,
Steve
Adams
of
Chicago
died
in
the
ring
here
last
night.
The
county
coroner
announced
after
an
autopsy,
that
death
resulted
from
a
broken
neck.
Mandell
was
booked
by
the
police
on
a
technical
charge
and
released
under
a
five
thousand
dollar
bond.
Before
the
autopsy,
Referee
Walter
Hates
declared
that
all
MnndeU's
blows
were
clean
and
expressed
tho
opinion
that
the
challenger
died
of
heart
athick.
R1C
TAMPA,
Cecil
Nason
Takes
Big
Money
with
Ticket
for
Starter
in
Derby
Race
i
IIUSHANI)
OF
LOCAL
filKL
DKAWS
UESTICOUCHE
IN
CAL
CUTTA
SWEEPSTAKE
AND
The
running
of
the
Epsom
fortune
to
Cecil
Nason,
formerly
the
Iloyal
ISank
of
Canada
and
j
Vancouver,
in
the
form
of
a
prize
of
$25,000
in
the
Calcutta
Sweepstake.
According
to
Canadian
Press
despatches
received
at
the
I
Dally
News
office
today,
Nason
has
just
been
notified
in,
the
south
that
he
had
drawn
Restiirouche
as
a
starter
in
the
race.
He
wins
,
me
amount
mentioned
as
a
result
The
lucky
young
man
is
the
son-in-law
of
Mrs.
T.
E.
Pringle,
Waldron
Apartments.
Abcut
two
years-
ago,
he
married
Miss
May
Priugle,
a
well
known
and
popular
local
girl.
Her
j
mother
was
advised
of
the
luck
that
had
I
came
their
way
by
the
Daily
News
this
afternoon.
Naturally
It
was
a
surprise
'
which
took
her
breath
away.
SXAki:
(11
AltMKIt
WAS
VICTIM
OF
4.
REPTILE'S
KITE
-'
YAKIMA,
Wash,
June
2.
4-
Jolo,
the
snake
charmer
with
triii;
Zelgltr-
carnival
died
after
"being
bitten
twice
by
rattle-
snakes
during
a
performance.
He
had
put
the
snake's
head
into
his
mouth
and
the
snake
then
bit
and
the
man's
tongue
swelled
up
and
choked
him
In
less
than
half
an
hour.
FISH
SALE
TODAY
AT
AVERAGE
PRICES
Total
Amount
.Marketed
was
l'iSVMI
Pounds
of
Whleli
.9,H)
was
Canadian
The
total
fish
sale
today
amounted
to
128,500
pounds
of
which
Canadian
boats
brought
59.500
pounds.
Sales
were
as
follows:
American
Ivanhoe,
28.000
to
Paclfto
Fisheries
at
13.50
and
8c.
Hanna
9.000
to
Booth
Fisheries
at
13.40
and
7.
Altcn
-
32,000
to
Royal
Fish
Co.
at
13.20
and
7.
j
'
Canadian
Cape
Bcale,
23,000,
to
Cold
Storage
at
13
and
6.
I
Johanna
14.000
to
AtlLi
Fisheries
at.
13.7
and
7.
Aiken
8,500
to
Atltn
Fisheries
at
13.30
and
7.
Edward
Lipsctt
14.000
to
Cold
Storage
at
12.60
and
6c.
OPEN
AIR
SERVICT
PLANNED
TO
MARK
CANADA'S
JUBILEE
There
will
be
religious
observance
in
Prince
Rupert
of
the
Diamond
Jubilee
of
Confederation
it
was
decided
at
a
meeting
of
pasters,
representing
various
denominations,
which
was
held
in
the
city
council
chamber
this
morning.
If
weather
la
favorable,
at
3
o'clock
on
the
afternoon
of
Sunday.
July
3,
there
will
be
an
open
air
service
from
the
balcony
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Hotel,
provided
the
consent
of
the
proprietor
is
obtained.
Should
weather
not
be
suitable,
the
service
will
take
place
In
the
Westholme
Theatre.
Present
at
the
meeting
this
morning
were
Archdeacon
O.
A.
Rlx,
who
presided.
Rev.
T.
D.
RInde,
Rev.
J.
R.
Frlzell,
Rev.
O.
O.
Hacker,
Rev.
W.
F.
Barfoot,
Rev.
W.
F.
Price
and
Capt.
Stobart.
Those
taking
part
In
the
service
will
depend
upon
which
of
the
ministers
are
In
town.
It
was
tentatively
planned
that
Archdeacon
Rlx
should
preside
and
deliver
the
address,
Rv.
J.
R.
Frliell
and
Rev.
T.
D.
Rlnde
to
read
scripture
lessons
with
Rev.
W.
F.
Barfoot
leading
in
prayer.
The
other
clergymen
present
at
the
meeting
may
be
out
of
the
city
at
the
time.
Advertise
In
the
Dally
Newa.
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
Price
Five
Cent
PR17F
FLORIDA
GETS
$25,000
AS
RESULT
Derby
on
Wednesday
brought
a
accountant
in
the
local
branch
of
now
identified
with
the
bank
in
DR.
CLAY
HEAD
PRESBYTERIANS
ELECTED
MODEKATOIt
AT
C.ENKKAL
ASSEMI1LY
OP
t
ill
Kill
AT
STItATEOltll,
ONT.
STRATFORD,
Ont..
June
2.
Or.
W.
esle
Clay,
minister
at
8t.
Andrew's
Church,
Victoria,
was
chosen
moderator
t
the
Presbyteriahr
Church.
-of
Canada
or
the
coming
church
year
at
the
concluding
session
of
the
fifty-third
gen
eral
assembly
of
the
church.
Dr.
Clay
Is
a
Prince
Edward
Islander
and
a
graduate
of
McOUl
University.
He
has
been
at
St.
Andrew's
since
away
back
in
the
nineties
and
was
one
of
the
leaders
of
the
group,
that
refused
to
Join
the
United
Church,
when
yie
majority
of
Presbyterians
threw
In
their
lot
with
the
Methodists
and
Con-gregatlonallsts.
MINER
TRIES
TO
SUICIDE
UOItKKT
IIKNSON
ONE
Of
THE
HllST
(iOLII
SEEKERS
TO
It
EACH
ALASKA,
PE.NNTIJ-ISS
SAN
FRANCISCO.
June
2.
Robert
Benson,
one
of
the
first
to
reach
Alaska
at
the
time
of
the
Klondike
rush,
attempted
to
commit
suicide
here
yesterday
on-acount
of
poverty
and
old
aje.
The
police
said
he
had
been
living
In
Sutro
Forest,
a
dense
wood
between
the
city
and
the
beach
for
the
past
week,
because
of
lack
of
funds
with
which
to
pay
his
hotel
bill.
They
added
that
he
would,
be
taken
to
a
relief
home
upon
recovery.
Unwise
Investments
arc
blamed
for
the
loss
of
a
considerable
fortune
with
which
he
returned
from
the
north.
HOLLAND
Hit
'
BYCYCLONE
KOKTY
PEKSOXS
KILLED.
1511
IX-Jl
ltEli
AND
MICH
PKOPEKTY
DAMACE
IS
HONE
AMSTERDAM,
June
2.
Forty
persons
were
killed,
150
were
injured,
and
enormous
damage
was
don''
by
a
cyclonic
storm
which
swept
parts
of
Holland
and
Belgium.
Three
villages
Neade,
Oroenlo
and
Delden
were
devastated
and
nine
others
were
extensively
damaged.
The
wind
tore
roofs
from
houses
and
uprooted
trees
and
a
number
of
buildings,
weakened
by
the
storm,
collapsed.
TORNADO
UNftOOFS
HOUSES
IN
KANSAS
lodge
City
sustained
$0,000
Damage
ill
III;
Wind
Which
Swept
Through
The
Town
This
.Morning
DODO
E
'
CITY.
Kansas,
Juno
2.
Twenty-seven
houses
were
unroofed
and
more
than
fifty
were
damaged
when
a
tornado
swept
through
the
northern
part
of
the
city
this
morning,
causing
damage
estimated
at
(9.000.