25
TAXI
"'"'"live
L
ibru
ry
Boston
Grill
nd:
Mai
Ambulance
r
"l
Hu
hi,.:
lifts
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Servlc
m
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
nt
Anytime
floor,
for
hire.
Stand:
Exchange
Ilulldlng
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
lateHt
and
best
for
the
MATT
VI
DUCK,
Prop.
least.
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Vol.
XVII.,
No.
141.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C:.
TUESDAY,
JUNE
21,
1927
Price
'v
DISARMAMENT
AGREEMENT
REACHED
COMMITTEE
OF
EXPERTS
Experts
Will
Advise
Regard
to
Reduction
of
Navies
of
Three
Powers,
Britain,
U.S.
and
Japan
Definite
plan
laid
down
for
each
country
by
ANGLICANS
MEET
of
Committee
GENEVA,
June
21.
The
executive
committee
of
the
three
naval
power
conference
decided
to
convoke
a
meeting
of
technical
experts
from
Great
Uritain,
United
States
and
Japan.
These
experts
will
be
Instructed
to
reach
an
agreement
in
regard
to
the"
existing
status
of
the
three
navies
and
begin
their
studies
on
the
basis
of
yesterday's
proposals.
The
position
of
the
1
Three
is
stated
as
follows:
'
Great
Uritain
agrees
to
a
further
limitation
of
battleships
and
cruisers
and
the
extension
of
the
5-5-3
ratio
to
ten
thousand
ton
cruisers
but
no
mention
Is
made
of
lt
BOWDOIN
AGAIN
i
!
TO
VISIT
NORTH
HMIU.MOIIII.K
TO
HE
MKT
OF
EtJITI'MENT
Of
EMLOKEIl
DONALD
MA
CM
I
IX
AN
riOSTON,
June
21.
A
snowmobile
Is
part
of
the
equipment
which
Donald
D.
MacMlIlan,
Arctic
explorer,
will
take
with
him
on
his
famous
schooner
Bow-J
doln
when
he
Mils
from
Wlscawet,
Mc
on
June
25,
for
a
year
of
scientific
study
In
Labrador.
He
told
something
of
hl
plans
here
recently
to
supervise
the
outfitting
of
the
fishing
schooner
Radio
which
he
has
chartered
from
the
Boston
Maritime
Company
as
a
com
-
pan
I
on
ship
to
the
Bowdoln.
I
The
Radio
I
being
loaded
with
wall
-
!
board
and
other
building
material
which
Will
dc
una
13
errci
a
permanent
scicn-
tlflc
station
near
Kowk
In
northern
Labrador.
MacMlllan'a
party
will
number
25.-
of
whom
12
will
remain
with
the
explorer
for
studies
of
the
botany,
geology
and
fisheries
of
the
region.
The
Bowdoln
will
carry
the
clcntl'
fir
equipment
and
supplies,
as
well
as
the
snowmobile
and
dog
sleds.
The
sleds
will
be
driven
by
Eskimos
far
Into
the
Interior
In
search
of
polar
bear
and
walrus,
Besides
studying
the
snlmon
and
trout
'Of
Labrador,
MacMlllan
hopes
to
classify
many
other
fish
which
he
Bays
have
long,
been
known
but
have
not
been
given
names
by
the
natives.
JURY
ACCUSES
EARLE
NELSON
tKIMCT
THAT
THE
TWO
WINNJ
1.(1
WOMEN
W
EKE
STKAMU.ED
WINN1PEO,
June
21.
The
coroner's
Jury
here
last
night
returned
a
verdict
that
"Lola
Collin
and
Mrs.
Emily
Pat-terson
CBme
to
their
dcatlia
by
smother
ing
and
strangling
and
from
the
evidence
submitted
we
are
of
opinion
that
Earle
Nelson
murdered
both."
AIRPLANE
PARTS""
FOUND
IN
BRAZIL
PARIS,
Juno
21.
A
raft
composed
of
an
airplane
wing
and
two
wheels
was
found
near
tho
mouth
of
the
Amazon
River.
These
aro
believed
to
bo
purU
of
the
plane
of
tho
aviators
Saint
Roman
nd
Mouncyrtw
who
have
been
missing
fclnco
the
attempted
transatlantic
flight
urly
in
May,
(SENATOR
DIES.
THREE
RIVERS.
June
21.
Senator
Hlppollto
Montplaslr.
80
years
of
age,
fled
at
his
residence
here
yesterday
following
a
paralytic
stroke.
KILLED
IIY
THAIS
SEWARD.
June
21,
Bernard
llorton
Ixteen
years
of
age,
was
killed
by
"ain,
the
first
death
of
the
kind
In
Alaska,
amplification
to
inelude
auxiliaries.
The
United
State
agrees
to
an
ex-
tension
of
the
5-5-3
ratio
to
warships
with
definite
tonnage
limits
but
not
to
cruisers,
destroyers
or
submarines.
Japan
agrees
to
a
naval
holiday
on
the
basis
of
the
status
quo
and
to
pur
a
ban
on
battleship
construction.
CREW
OF
WRECKED
FREIGHTER
REACH
THIS
PORT
TODAY
Capt.
J.
B.
Edwardi,
master
of
the
I
American
motorshlp
freighter
dial
lsmba,
which
Is
on
the
rocks
of
White
CHIT
Island
down
the
coast
from
here
and
which
has
been
turned
over
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Boat
House
for
salvage.
'and
his
crew
of
21
men,
were
brought
to
the
city
on
the
gasboat
Azurlte
this
morning
and
are
registered
at
the
Knox
Hotel.
They
will
proceed
Thursday
aricrnoon
aDoaru
me
steamer
rrinco
Charles
to
Seattle.
This
afternoon
the
Azurlte
went
out
with
the
wrecking
dredge
Lion
to
the
rccne
of
the
wreck
to
make
preparations
to
float
the
vessel
probably
next
Sunday.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Total
of
K!).(NH
pounds
of
Halibut
Sold
Hi
Exchange
This
.Morning
A
total
of
89,000
pounds
of
halibut
...1.1
4
1.
ni.V.
rliin
this
morning,
five
American
vessels
deposing
of
60.500
pounds
at
bids
ranging
from
.
14.8c
and
7c
to
15.4c
and
8c,
while
the
remainder
was
Canadian
fish
selling
at
from
13c
and
7c
to
13.3c
and
7c.
Arrivals
and
sales
were
as
follows:
tiiiiii-nii
Sentinel.
28.000
pounds.
CanadlBn
...
m...
........
.
n
i
,
-
...
.
111
Mill,
lu.wu
puuuut
lacmu
ruiiiwr-'
les,
15.2c
and
8c.
Eureka,
5,000
pounds
Booth
Fisheries,
15.3c
and
Be.
Thor,
3.000
pounds.
Royal
Fish
Co,
15.4o
and
8c.
.
.
,
.
.....
Eastern
Point,
..
.
.
'
fisheries,
"
q
Cu
nail
luu
Caygeon,
7,000
pounds,
Booth
Fisheries,
13.1c
and
7c.
Mulmeag,
7,500
pounds,
Allln
Fisher
les.'
13.3o
and
7c.
Zcballos,
13.000
pounds,
Atlln
Fisheries,
13.
lc
and
7c.
Tuxedo,
6,000
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage,
Co.,
13c
and
7c.
II
and
II.,
5.000
pounds,
Pacific
Fisheries,
13.2c
and
7c.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Asked
Const
Copper
16.00
18.20
Cork
Province
.09
Dunwell
.
.
.
.
1.38
1.40
Olaclcr
.oayi
.00!,;
Gladstone
.
.
,
.24
!i
.2
V.
Independence
.00
.08',;
Indian
.
.05
.06
L.
&
L
.00
.03
Vt
Lucky
Jim
,
.18
.181
Premier
.
...
2.07
2.0S
Porter
Idaho
.14
.16
Bllvercrest
.
,
.08
H
ooy
Sunloch
.00
Advertise
In
th
Dally
News.
nwciuiuuiuiun
WOMEN'S
ACMLIAKY
INVITES
ALL
AMil.lCAN
WOMEN
TO
ATTEND
(SATIIEIMNUS
The
Dl'jcesan
annual
meeting
of
the
Women'
Auxiliary
of
the
Anglican
Jhurch
meets
at
St
Andrew's
Cathedral
Wednesday.
8
pjii.,
addresses
by
Rev.
Prof.
Bai
foot,
M.A..
on
'The
Mohammedan
World."
ant)
Mrs.
A.
W.
Robinson
of
Terrace.
'The
Women
of
Bengal,
Iirdla,"
(In
costume).
A
collection
will
be
taken.
At
10
a.m.
Thursday,
Holy
Communion
and
address
by
Ven.
Archdeacon
Rlx
it
11.15.
2J0.
business
session.
Ail
Anglican
women
cordially
invited
to
attend.
JOE
ROSE
IS
FINED
TOR
SELLING
BOOZE
C'ue
Arose
from
Iiuurst
Yesterday
Mlieu
one
of
Witnesses
Told
Where
lie
Uought
Dottle
Joe
Rose.
Third
Avenue,
was
fined
$300,
with
the
option
of
three
months'
imprisonment,
by
Magistrate
McClymout
In
city
police
court
this
morning
for
selling
liquor.
Accused
pleaded
not
guilty
but
the
court
found
otherwise.
The
star
witness
for
the
crown
was
John
Duncan
McTavlsh
who
stated
at
the
In
quest
yesterday
Into
the
death
of
the
late
Unaworth'
Roth
well
that
he
(Mc
Tavtsh)
had
bought
a
bottle
from
"Cockley
Joe.
"
E.
F.
Jones,
city
solicitor,
prosecuted,
and
L.
W.
Patmore
appeared
for
the
defence.
OBJECTION
TAKFJT
TO
GIVING
RIDES
Auto
Association
Mtons
Harm
Done
to
-
Young
Men
That
Wuy
WASHINGTON,
DC,
June
21.
When
you
give
a
young
fellow
a
lift
on
a
u
contributing
to
the
cities
growing
list
of
"down
and
outers,"
the
American
AutomoblU
Association
claims,
"The
official
'publication
of
the
A.A.A."
says
a
statement,
"has
Just
completed
a
survey
which
shows
that
more
tn
70
per
wnt
the
youthful
down
viini
IMiuic
uiKniiiM,iuin
it.
uu.
large
cities,
have
arrived
at
destinations
via
the
'hitch-hiking'
trail.
"The
National
motoring
body
believe
that
it
all
motorists
give
a
minimum
of
thought
to
the
seriousness
of
the
'problem
they
are
helping
to
create,
they
...ill
t.....ft..
n
fmm
nlvlnn,
Una
(Will
tlVlcnAbcri
nuaraui
Itvii,
...
.
.
,
...
vu
juya
miu
guta
vntuuii
wn-t
un
1.111-
hlghways."
PIONEERS
PAY
LAST
RESPECTS
TO
LATE
UNSWORTH
ROTHWELL
'
A
large
gathering,
consisting
to
a
large
extent
of
pioneers
of
the
city,
gathered
at
the
chapel
of
the
B.C,
Undertakers
thii
afternoon
at
2.30
to
pay
their
last
tributes
of
respect
to
the
late
Unsworth
Rothwell
whose
death
occurred
accident
ally
on
Sunday
night,
The
service
was
conducted
by
Rev.
Prof.
W.
F.
Barfoot
and
Interment
was
In
Falrview
Cemetery,
Pallbearers
were
S.
Alexander.
Ben
Johnson,
Percy
Cameron,
F.
W,
Hart,
F,
Patterson
and
W.
smith.
Those
sending
flowers
Included
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Rothwell,
Mr.
and
Mrs,
S
Alexander,
Mr.
and
Mrs,
Dickens,
Percy
Cameron,
and
A.
O.
Franks
and
family.
Fred
McLcod
of
the
city
utilities
de
partment
sails
tonight
on
the
Catala
for
Vancouver
on
his
annual
vacation
trip.
TO
WORK
OUT
SCHEME
IN
THE
SUMMER
PALACE
GARDENS,
home
of
the
dethroned
boy-emperor
of
China,
a
picturesque
camel-back
bridge
of
marble,
with
a
pagoda
pavilion
of
mahogany
and
PIRATES
BEAT
CHICAGO
CUBS
NATIONAL
LEAtll'E
LKADEIt.
TAKE
riKMEIt
fiK.tSI
OX
RECENTLY
SLIPI'INU
M'I'KEMACY
new
YORK.
June
21.
Pittsburg
Pirates
took
a
better
hold
on
the
Na-
lona)
League
leadership,
which
has
re
ntly
been
slipping
away
from
them,
ly
defeating
their
most
serious
rivals,
the
Chicago
Cubs
4
to
nil
In
the
only
tig
League
baseball
game
yesterday.
The
Pirates
are
now
two
games
up
and
are
marching
forward
confident
In
the
hope
that
a
losing
streak,
which
ha:,
followed
them
the
past
few
weeks,
is
now
ended.
Ending
a
series
of
only
two
games,
the
PI
rated
and
Cubs
are
today
turning
their
barrages
on'
slightly
less
formid
able
foes.
The
New
York
Olants
look
forward
to
a
fat
few
weeks
with
eastern
teams
ftcr
sustaining
hard
knocks
In
the
est.
Travelling
of
teams
or
bad
weather
prevented
all
other
games
In
both
lea
gues
yesterday.
The
league
standings
are
as
follows'
National
W.-
L.
Pet.
Pittsburg
36
13
.655
Chicago
35
22
.614
St.
Louis
31
22
.585
New
York
28
27
.507
Brooklyn
27
32
.458
Boston
20
29
400
Philadelphia
22
32
.407
Cincinnati
21
'
37
.362
Amrrli'iin.
-
-
New
York
30
,
17
.607
Chicago
34
,26
.fi67
Philadelphia
31
,
'
25-
.554
Washington
28
,,
26
.508
Detroit
26
'
20
.473
Cleveland
27
32
.458
St.
Louis
24
30
.440
Boston
1
15
30
.278
SKOOKUM
BILL
DIED
AT
VANCOUVER
TODAY
VANCOUVER,
June
31.
William
Rannie,
62
years
of
age,
a
pioneer
railway
contractor
known
as
"Skookum
Dill'
in
Yukon
days,
is
dead
here.
lrlj
Vancouver
Businessmen
on
Way
to
Prince
Rupert
and
Expected
Arrive
Tomorrow
Morning
Early
For
the
purpose
of
acquainting
themselves
with
a
section
of
the
province
with
which
Vancouver
does
business
and
to
establish
goodwill
between
Vancouver
and
30me
125
prominent'
Vancouver
business
men,
members
of
that
city's
board
of
trade,
will
arrive
in
the
city
tomorrow
morning
at
9
o'clock
aboard
the
steamer
Princess
Alice,
remaining
here
until
midnight
when
they
will
continue
their
voyage
north.
The
local
board
of
trade
has
made
full
arrangements
for
the
entertainment
of
the
visitors
and
when
they
leave
the
city
they
will
have
seen
everything
CAPT.
BRAKE
MAKES
PORT
KEACIIES
EM1LAND
AlTEIt
CKOSS-INO
ATLANTIC
IN
33
FOOT
BOAT
ALONE
n.VMOl
III.
En?.,
June.
21.
Cnptalu
ThmmiH
Drake
of
Sruttle,
Him
Is
on
leisurely
iiyuge
u
round
the
or
Id
In
the
3.1
foot
bout
"I'll-Brlin,
arrived
here
jrsterday
utter
having
navigated
ulone
urross
the
Atl.intlr
Oiiau.
('apt.
Drake
left
Charleston,
I
South
Carolina,
on
April
27,
but
was
presented
from
calling
lit
the
Azores:
'onlng
to
srrre
uriillirr.
lip
Milled
direct
ly
here
mid
Mild
he
slept
eery
night
.when
crossing,
lira
i
lug
to
nlirii
In
sliirms.
The
Intrepid
nailgator
left
Seattle
more
than
two
jrars
ago.
WEATIIEIt
KEI'OItT
Terrace
Clear,
calm,
temp.
60.
Rosswood
Clear,
clam,
temp.
61.
Alyansh
Cloudy,
calm,
temp,
64.
Alice
Arm
Clear
.calm,
temp.
64,
Anyox
Part
cloudy,
calm,
temp.
65.
6tewart
Clear,
calm,
temp.
60.
Hanelton
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
74.
Telegraph
Creek
Cloudy,
west
wind
temp.
68.
Smlthers
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
72.
Burns
Lake
Clear,
calm,
temp.
60.
Whltehorae
Cloudy,
south
wind,
temp.
65.
Dawson
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
68.
Conciliation
Report
sirike
vote
is
being
taken
of
18,000
Railway
Employees
Are
Taking
Strike
Vote
Because
Railway
1
s
Rejects
MONTREAL,
June
21.
A
employees
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
Including
clerks
and
station
employees
such
as
baggage
checkers
and
porters
and
those
in
the
ntorea
and
stationery
department,
shippers,
stationary
engineers
and
firemen.
The
company
refused
to
accept
the
majority
award
of
the
conciliation
board
recommending
an
increase
of
four
and
a
half
cents
an
hour.
The
minority
report
recommended
nn
increase
of
two
and
a
half
cents
an
hour.
the
north
coast
of
the
province.
worth
seeing
at
this
port
and
will
also
have
mixed
with
local
people
In
a
so-
elal
way.
Besides
journeying
aboard
a
special
train
to
potnti
of
interest
along
the
waterfront,
the
visitors
will
be
entertained
at
a
ball
In
the
evening
In
the
Moose
Hall,
At
12
o'clock
the
'local
board
of
trade
will
give
a
complimentary
banquet
to
the
executive
council
of
the
Vancouver
Board
In
the
Commodore
Cafe
and.
In
the
evening
aboard
the
steamer,
the
visiting
board
will
be
h-Rts
at
dinner
to
the
council
of
the
'.
cal
b-jard
of
trade
and
the
city
council.
The
Itinerary
of
the
Vancouver
Board
on
Its
coast
trip
follows:
Lv.
Vancouver
0
p
m.,
Sunday,
June
10.
Ar.
Powell
River,
7
ajn.,
Monday,
June
20.
Lv.
Powell
River.
12
noon,
June
20.
Ar.
Ocean
Falls,
0
ajn.,
Tuesday,
June
21.
Lv.
Ocean
Falls.
8
p.m.,
Tuesday,
June
21.
Ar.
Prince
Rupert,
8
ajn.,
Wednesday,
June
22.
Lv.
Prince
Rupert,
12
mdnt,
Wednesday,
June
22.
Ar.
Anyox,
0
a.m.,
Thursday,
June
23.
Lv.
Anyox,
2
p.m.,
Thursday,
June
23.
Ar.
Alice
Arm.
4
p.m.,
Thursday,
.Lv.
Alice
Arm,
8
pjn..
Thursday,
June
23.
Ar.
Stewart,
7
a.m.,
Friday,
June
24.
Lv.
Stewart,
0
ajn.,
Saturday,
June
23
Cruise
Dean
Channel
and
Burke
Channel
during
the
day.
Ar.
Bella
Coola,
10
ajn..
Sunday,
Juno
26.
Lv.
Bella
Ceola,
2
p.m.
Sunday,
June
26.
Ar.
Alert
Bay,
6
ajn.,
Monday,
Mon
day,
June
27.
Lv,
Alert
Bay,
7
ajn.,
Monday,
June
27.
Ar.
Engtewood,
7.30
a.m.,
Monday,
June
37.
Lv.
Englewood,
10.30
ajn,
Monday,
June
27.
Cruise
up
Knight
Inlet
on'
Monday.
Ar.
Campbell
River,
7
ajn.,
Tuesday,
June
28.
'
'vi'"
'
Steamer
will
anchor
off
wharf
8
i.ni.
to
1,
p.m.
account
tide.
Lv.
Campbell
River
2
p.m.,
Tuesday,
June
28.
Ar.
Vancouver,
10
p.m.,
Tuesday,
June
28.
'
I'KUXONNEL
OF
PARTY
Those
making
the
trip
Include:
W.
J.
Blake
Wilson,
Blake,
Wilson
Jr,
E.
It,
Banks,
Walter
Wright,
W.
O.
Stearman,
E,
S.
Learn,
W.
Q.
8tlckney,
J.
E,
Stephenson,
W.
Holt,
Mark
Du
(continued
on
page
six)
DETAILS
CARLEIELSON
WILL
ATTEMPT
FLY
PACIFIC
EXPECTS
TO
ISE
PLANE
ALASKAN
I.EIT
AT
KMUHANKS
IIY
WILKINS
SEATTLE,
June
21.
The
entry
of
Carl
Elelson,
for
the
last
two
winters
"pilot
of
the
Wllklns'
Arctic-
undertaklnj.
In
an
effort
to
lift
the
25.000
prize
for
the
Seattle-Toklo
flight
was
announced
here
last
night.
Elelson,
who
recently
arrived
In
Seat
tle
from
Alaska
where
he
was
engaged
In
commercial
aviation,
said
he
would
attempt
the
flight
alone.
He
plans
to
use
the
plans
"Alaskan"
left
by
the
Wllklns
expedition
at
Fairbanks.
ARRANGING
TO
TOW
COTTONWOOD
LOGS
DOWN
SKEENA
RIVER
TERRACE,
June
21.
George
Little
left
yesterday
for
Prince
Rupert
to
make
arrangements
for
bringing
the
large
motor
boat
shipped
from
the
south
by
the
Laminated
Materials,
Ltd.
of
New
Westminster
up
the
river;
This
boat
Is
expected
to.
arrive
by
Union
Steamship
Co.
on
Tuesday
and
will
be
used
for
conveying
the
cotton
wood
from
the
company's
limits
In
the
vicinity
'Of
Terrace
to
'a
-suitable
place'iiear'
the
mouth
of
the
river.
It
will
then
bj
towed
from
there
to
their
factory
at
Xew
Westminster.
BUCHANAN
BOYS
ARE
COMING
HERE
AGAIN
Detroit
L'unltallst
Wilt
be
Here
with
Party
of
Fifty
on
July
8
Enroute
to
Alaska
Accompanied
by
a
party
of
fifty
Detroit
boys,
Oeorge
E.
Buchanan,
capi
talist
of
that
city,
will
arrive
In
Prince
Rupert
aboard
a
C.P.R.
steamer.
on
July
B,
enrnute
to
Alaska,
In
the
course
of
his
annual
trip
of
such
a
nature.
Orphaned
at
an
early
age,
Mr.
Buchan
an
had
to
make
his
own
way
In
the
world
and
the
memories
of
his
early
hardships
caused
him
to
start
a
series
of
annual
outings
for
boys
who
ordin
arily
would
be
unable
to
make
such
trips.
Such
trips
have
now
been
made
for
several
years.
PREMIER'S
DAUGHTER
MARRIED
AT
TORONTO
(ilirii
Away
hi
Her
Father
and
Reception
Held
at
Home
of
Her
lirutlirr
HAMILTON,
June
21
Mildred,
young-et
daughter
of
Premier
and
Mrs.
Oliver,
was
married
last
night
to
Albert
Savage
of
Montreal,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
O,
Savage
of
Victoria.
Following
the
church
ceremony
at
which
the
bride
was
given
away
by
her
father,
a
reception
was
held
at
the
residence
of
Robert
Oliver,
i.on
of
the
Premier.
PROMINENT
PEOPLE
INVOLVED
IN
SCANDAL
LOS
ANOELES.
June
2tr
The
City
prosecutor
told
the
city
-council
today
that
more
than
300
criminal
complaint.
Involving
some
of
.the
biggest
businessmen
and
leading
citizens
of
Los
Angeles
would
be
issued
In
connection
with
the
Julian
Petroleum
stock
scandal.
FISIIKK.MAN
POISONED
KETCHIKAN,
June
21.
Accidental,
poisoning
caused
the'
death
of
Frank
Dorr,
a
veteran
fisherman
engaged
la
trolling.
'
TIIKEE
AKHEHTED
LOS
ANOELES,
June
31.
811
unnamed
men
were
arrested
In
the
alleged
three
million
dollar
gun
running
plot
here
yesterday.
MASSEY
A
DOCTOR
..PRINCETON,
N.J
June
3L
Vincent
Massey
today
received
the
honorary
'degree
of
doctor
of
law.