TAXI
Boston
Grill
25
and!,
"""ho
Atabulance
1'.;...
Lance
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Service
'III,-
'"II,,
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
al
Anytime
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
n
81
and:
Exchange
Building
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
MATT
V1DECK,
Prop.
least
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
1
IU.-JI"!.
!
1'
Vol.
XVII.,
No.
129.
PJUNCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
JUNE
3,
1927
Price
Five
Cent
.
.
l.
.!
L.
STEAMERS
COLLIDE
CAPE
FLATTERY
vrvDT
no
wptq
bun
j
jujLis
io
Collision
This
Mnrnina
Between
Two
Steamers
Just
Off
Cape
Flattery
VICTORIA.
June
I!.-
A
wireless
messnm-
rptmrtM
n
rntlisinn
took
place
shortly
after
ten
o'clock
this
morning
between
two
.steamers
off
Cape
Flattery.
The
steamer
Ruremico
and
Arkansas
tame
toKcther
with
severe
damage
to
the
Arkansas
which
sent
out
immediate
wireless
calls
for
assistance.
Aid
to
the
vessels
is
being
sent
oh
rapidly
as
possible.
The
steamers
are
between
eighty
and
ninety
miles
from
here.
niifii
a
w
mwnvn
!
Kill
I
A
I
1
1
IV
ALBERTA
POOL
M.Alt
,(llli;i;.MDTS
IS
ItKIMI
KUMIIIJI
ON
MONDAY
EDMONTON,
July
3.
The
live
year
ovincc
lor
me
signing
ui
new
jrr-j
in
i.r
nii.
n1
r
orrkaa
dul
iui
w
r
l
iracicailT
ail
t
it
puvue
uiu
m
wic
tore
are
wing
thrr
influence
la
to
be
held
at
Calgary
on
Monday
co-opersme
rally
It
to
foe
held
which
ne
leeersl
memnsri
lor
uoena
are
.
.
.
.
.
.in-lu
imw
s
n
i
sow
-
-
ri
organisations.
A
systemsHe
cutm
Ii
to
be
made
and
the
radio
will
be
used
as
an
adjunct
SALMON
PRICES
LOW
KETCHIKAN
IIXIIKUMEN
IJUT
WORK
IIEC
AI
SE
not
hatisrted
with
uihiw
of
iu.'yekm
KETCHIKAN.
June
8,
Dissatisfied
with
the
prleca
offered
by
Ketchikan
buyera,
the
aalmon
trollera
off
Baranoff
Inland
district
ceaicd
flahlng.
Opening
prleca
for
Beds
and
Kings
over
sixteen
pounds
were
16
cents.
Reds
between
four
and
sixteen
pounds.
Bo;
whites,
4c
nuyers
refuwd
to
make
any
Increase
on
the
ground
that
lower
prlcea
on
I'vmet
Bound
thh
year
made
competition
difficult
RUSSIANSLEFT
ENGLAND
TODAY
omnjL
ui;nti:hK.vTATivi;.H
or
SOVIKT
CIIVKN
KKNM-OIT
NV
llll
11111
COM.MI.'MSTS
IjONDOn,
June
a.
The
malu
body
of
Soviet
representatives
In
England,
whose
functions
terminated
by
the
recent
suspension
of
diplomatic
relations
between
Oreat
Britain
and
Bovlet
Russia,
left
for
home
this
morning
to
the
accompaniment
of
Communist
demonstrations
oy
a
moderate
aired
crowd
on
he
ata-
"un
platform,
Communistic
aonga
wcro
sung
and
'red
flags
waved.
Also
there
were
'some1
boos
for
the
Russians.
PARISEXPRESS
WASWRECKED
PARIS.
Jiin
aNlne
were
killed
!
ven
seriously
Injured
when
the
Parl-Nlmes
express
which
left
Paris
last
"'gut
ran
into
a
wreokeU
freight
tralu
War
Uoulla.
TIIOI.LIMi
liOOD
Iliri'O
ISLAND
111(1
MONEV
MADE
BKIDEOATE,
June
3.
Jood
reKrta
have
come
from
Hlpjw
Island
trolllnz
ground,
nume
of
the
boys
clearing
over
(300
lor
their
first
week's
trolluig'.
Ca.pt.
Pete
Haan
waa
high
bout
with
the
Beatrice
It.
Captain
Z.
Tlngley
.with
the
Nortonlan
paued
through
last
week
with.
88.000
pounds
of
spring
aalmon
on,
board.
t
SOCCERTEAM
IS
WINNING
Tnir.Mriu.XT
rout
times
with.
OUT
ONE
DEFEAT
IN
NEW
FDA
LAN
tWXMNlTrurS,
N.7.,
Juse
J.
The
('iinudlan
a1l-tar
fcmtball
I
rum
roll-tlinim
ltt
trlumpluinl
lour
f
New
ZruUml
havhiK
all
'our
niutilir
to
dale
and
Miirln-
3.1
m
tn
IU
opHiiiriita
one.
In
today'a
nmli-h
the
Canadian
defeated
Wrlllii);1i.ii
twit
irnla
l
mi-thlnj.
FREIGHTER
ARDGARVAL
DUE
HERE
SATURDAY
ON
FIRST
COASTAL
VOYAGE
Northbound
from
Vancouver
on
ler
first
voyage,
up
the
coast
since
the
company
obtained
her,
the
steamer
Ardirarval,
recently
acquired
toy
the
Union
Steamship
Co.
from
the
Old
Country,
Is
due
to
reach
Prince
Rupert
tomorrow.
The
vessel
ha
a
full
cargo
of
freight
for
here
and
beyond
and
Is
tinder
command
of
Capt.
J.
D.
McPhee.
The
Ardgarval,
which
was
built
In
1917
at
Port
Glasgow.
Scotland,
by
Ferguann
Brna.,
has
gross
tonnage
of
034
and
net
410.
The
vessel
Is
300
feet
long
with
beam
of
thirty
feet
and
depth
of
12
ft.
8
In.
She
Is
well
suited
for
freight
twrvloe
such
as
la
required
on
this
coast.
EXTRADITION
ORDER
FOR
HENRY
SERETH
I'renldent
of
lUnkrupt
South
Alberta
Lumber
t'ompiiur
Must.
Tare
Charge
VANCOUVER,
"Tune
3.
Henry
Bereth.
president
of
the
bankrupt
South
Alberta
Lumber
Co.,
was
yesterday
In
the
au
preme-
court
remanded
into
custody
for
extradition
to
New
York
on
a
charge
of
obtaining
funda
by
falae
pretenses
from
the
Hamilton
National
Dank
at
New
York.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
l
Bid.
Asked
j
Wheat
1.60
.
B.C.
Silver
.
lj58
1.60
Coast
Copper
.
15.S0
18.00
I
Cork
Province
.07
.08
M
,
Dunwell
1.45
I
AO
iGlacler
.08
'
.01
Independence
.08
V4
.09
Indian
.08
.09
L.
&
I
.....
.1054
.14
Premier
2.03
a.07
Porter
Idfcho
.IS
.17
Silver
Oreat
.
.0JH
.07
Suntoch
.70
0
Tn
dditiqu
wadcuidc
Drmr
er&rr
tuudu
ij
uii
i
lull
rr
siixoiui
o
uLiinv
&Ln
V
f
,
TRAFFIC
COPS
IN
INDIA
are
as
necessary
as,
in
Canada,
and
"Pull
over
to
the
curb"-or
its
equivalent
is
a
demand
that
must
be
met.
The
photograph
show's
how
they
do
it
in
Bombay.
The
lady
on
the
"bike"
is
an
exotic
note.
LEADING
TEAMS
WON
YESTERDAY
J
IKW
CHANm:
I.V
mo
i.kajii;
XTANPl.NfiM
A
a
UKSILT
OK
(SAAIKH
nAltU
Tlll'KSltAV
NEW
TORK.
June
3-It
was
first
division
teams'
day
In
the
Big
Leagues
Thuradsy.
In
the
National
League,
the
leading
Pittsburg
Pirates
turned
the
tables
on
Philadelphia
for
the
loss
the
day
previous
and
won
7
to
3.
The
New
York
Olants
defeated
Cincinnati
Re
3a
and
rose
to
tmlrd
place
In
the
atandlng.
In
the
American
League,
all
first
di
vision
teams
won
over
their
opponents
In
the
second
class,
there
being
no
changes
In
the
standing.
Three
defeats
marked
the
first
charge
of
the
American
League
west
against
the
eastern
baseball
front
as
Invaders.
Dutch"
Reuther
took
back
a
sadly
dis
organized
club
with
only
two
hits,
the
Yankees
scored
an
8
to
4
victory
over
Cleveland
and
every
Washington
player
got
at
least
one
hit
to
rout
St.
Louis
Browns.
The
White
Sox
alone
of
the
Invaders
won,
Chicago
taking
Its,
ninth
victory
from
Boston.
In
the
National
Leugue,
the
Cincin
nati
Reds
gave
the
Olants
a
jolt
before
the
latter
pulled
through
with
8-4
triumph.
The
Pittsburg
Pirates.
continuing
their
momentum,
flattened
Philadelphia
7-3.
The
games
resulted
as
follows:
national
li:aiiii;
Philadelphia
3,
Pittsburg
7.
New
York
ft,
Cincinnati
4,
AMKItK
.V
M.t.Ull
K
St.
Loula
2.
Washington
11.
Detroit
0.
New
York
2.
Chicago
7.
Boston
3.
Cleveland
4,
Philadelphia
8.
LLAdli:
STANDINGS
National
League.
.
'
W.
L.
Pet.
'
27
U
.675
22
-
10
.S7y
23'
17
.875
22
117
.664
22
33
,489
18
21
'
.462
13
21
i82
,,12
31
Jl79
l.rucue
30
14
.682
28
17
.622
23
21
.823
20
20
JiOO
21
24
.487
19
23
.432
18
24
.429
12
28
.300
Cincinnati
New
York
Chicago
........
Philadelphia.
Washington
......
.
est,
Boston
BEAMWINNER
OF
OAKS
RACE
EPSOM,
June
3,
Lord
Ourham'i
Beam
won
the
148th
renewal
of
tl)
hUtorlc
Oaks
run
over
the
Derby
course.
The
second
hors
was
Lord
Aster's
Book
Law
and
the
third
Oecrge
Bulluugh's
Qrand
Vitesse.
Sixteen
horses
ran.
c
Muskrat
Raising
on
Islands
Is
Well
Established
Declares
Owner
of
Farm
Near
Mdssett
A.
D.
Hallett,
who
lived
for
some
years
at
Alice
Arm
where
he
was
enquired
in
prospecting
and
wbo
went
to
Masfiett
a
couple
of
years
ago
with
a
view
to
engaging
in
cranberry
farming
which'
project
was
found
to
be
impracticable
on
account
of
winter
frosts,
is
now
pioneering
the
raising
of
muskrats
there
and
has
liopusiof
developing
it
into
a
large
industry.
About
February
15
Mr.
Hallett
obtained
sixteen
-rats
from
near
Edmonton
and
these
have
thrived
well,
increasing
now
to
100.
Conditions
for
feeding,
etc.,
Mr.
Hallett
says,
are
very
favorable,;
and
he
anticipates
being
able
to
produce
about
5.000
yearly
for
the
fur
market
In
about
two
years.
In
the
meantime,
he
does
not
Intend
to
part
with
any
of
his
flock
of
little
annuals.
In
preparation
for
their
raising,
Mr.
Hallett
has
expended
some
tBO.OOO
on
a
quarter
section
of
land
he
holds
there.
Mr.
Hallett
arrived
In
the
city
from
Massett
on
the
Prince
John
yesterday
and
plans
spending
about
a
week
tn
the
city.
His
brother,
Frank
Hallett,
la
a
patient
In
the
local
hospital
suffering
from,
a
fracture
of
the'
skull
sustained
In
an
accident
at
a
logging
camp
at
Gardner
Canal
which
he
conducts.
j
BODY
OF
MAN
FOUND
HANGING
'
FROM
A
POLE
VANCOUVER.
June
3.
'Hatigfng
from
a
telegraph
pole
the
'body
of
a
man
believed
to
be
.William
Vajiwell
Car
penter,
was
found
tn
the
Orandvlew
district
tills
morning.
NO
PROSECUTION
OF
SAMMYJANDELL
FOR
DEATHOF
ADAMS
KANSAS
CITY,
June
S.-VTliere
wUl
be
no
pruecutlon
of
Sammy
Mandell,
lightweight
champion
boxer.
In
connection
with
the
death
from
a
broken
neck
of
his
opponent
Steve
Adanu
of
Chicago,
aa
the
authorities
are
convlnoed
that
death
was
accidental,
It
Is
announced.
FATALLY;
INJURED
LOS
ANOBLES.
June
3.
Evelyn
Egan,
20
yean
of
age,
a
motion
picture
ac-1
tress,
was
fatally
Injured
when
she
drove
.
a
motor
car
Into
a
steam
shovel
on)
Ilolleywood
boulevard,
Her
head
was
crushed
and
physician
had
to
remove
I
one
tit.
The
auto
was
deincllshed-
j
:
P.
H-
McCallum.
local
insurance
nua,
sailed
last
night
on.
the
Prlaoe
Rupert
for
Vancouver
on
a
business
trip.
SIDE
GASHED
WITH
KNIFE
I
INHUMAN
IN
Keillors
CONDITION
IN
HOSPITAL
KKSl'LT
Of
STAI'.IIINO
AII'AIK
VANCOUVER.
June,
3.
An
unidentified
man
with
a
Wnlfe
guMi
lu
liN
side
Hetrnteen
Im-heK
long
I
In
the
hoopllal
In
a
nerloti
condition.
Two
others
are
wounded.
One
man
in
charged
with
wounding
and
four
men
and
two
women
are
held
by
the
police
for
Investigation
as
the
result
of
an
alleged
kUitililng
affray
ut
a
Keefer
iStreet
house
eurl)
thin
morning.
l4iuii
Matt
In.
a
taxk-ab
operator.
Is
hrld
l)
the
police
on
a
charge
of
fttublilng.
The
two
wounded
men
are
I'red
ClmpniHii
uiid
W,
Linton.
IRISH
ELECTIONS
ARE
CONTINUING
WITH
VIGOR
DUBLIN,
June
3.
The
election
campaign
j
continues
with
unabated
vigor.
The
only
party
with
a
clear
cut
policy
Is
the
Government
party
and
It
looks
as
If
It
would
be
returned
next
Wednesday.
WIFE
OF
PRESIDENT"
CALLES
OF
MEXICO
DIES
OF
OPERATION
t
LOS
ANGELES,
June
3.
Senora
La-
tails
Callea.
wife
of
President
Caljei
of
j
Mexico,
died
here
from
heart
attack
I
after
a
major
operation.
SWEPT
INTO
CURRENT
FIVE
WERE
DROWNED
OREENVIIXE,
Miss.,
June
3,.
Three
Negroes
and
two
white
children
were
Crowned
aear
her
uhea
8.
.mbtfoo&t.
which
they
were
attempting
w
aocn.
w
sweat
into
the
current
J
tUe
IbllssLsslppl
overflow
water
and
over-
turned,
i
iiiuixti
Egypt's
Premier
Declares
the
Despatch
of
Warships
to
That
Country
Unwarranted
by
Facts
i
,
CAIRO,
June
i!.'
Premier
Sawat
Pasha,
addressing
the
chamber
of
deputies
here
today
declared
that
the
despatch
of
British
warships
to
Egypt
Avas
unwarranted
as
there
was
no
movement
in
the
.country
threatening
the
lives
or
interests
of
foreigners.
He
said:
"Peace
and
security
reign
everywhere.
Foreigners
themselves
'are
quite
tranquil
and
there
is
great
hope
that
this
conflict
may
end,
,
thanks
to
the
spirit
of
friendship
governing
the
Anglo-Egyptian
re-,
lations,
in
a
manner
securing
Egypt's
interests
with
honor."
,'
r
TOIMV
IS
WIXTV-
4
Mt(OMl
IIIUTIIIIAV
14
of
kixi
(ii;oit(ii;
v.
4
(
-
!
The
Blxty-aecond
birthday
of
King
'Oeorge
Vi
Is
being
gener-a
ally
observed
In
Prince
Rupert
today.
Banks,
municipal,
pro-4
vlnclal
and
federal
offices
are
4
cloned
as
well
as
tbe
schools.
4.
Stores
are
closing
this
aftcr-
4.
noon
and
only
such
establish-
1
mcnts
as
must
are
open.
The
4,
1
4
Elks'
Lodge
ts
celebrating
the
occasion
appropriately
by
hold-
4
4
lng
Its
annual
Flag
Day
fes-
f
tlvltles.
4
FISH
ARRIVALS
Seven
Small
noatd
"Sold
"nfrlir!i-E.chaiigeytbiM
Morning
.
Seven
small
boats,
sold
their
catches
at
the
fish
exchange
this
morning
there
being
three
American
with
37,000
pounds
and
four
Canadian
with
34,000
pounds.
Bales
were
aa
follows:
AMERICAN
Gladstone.
19.500
to
Cold
Storage
at
13
and
6.
Wood
row
6.500
to
Cold
Storage
at
13.70
and
7.
Fremont
11.000
to
Boot'h
Fisheries
at
13.80,
and
7.
CANADIAN
Livingstone
II..
14.000
to
Cold
Storage
at
12.70
and
6.
Ringleader,
8.500
to
Atlln
Fisheries
at
13.60
and
6.
Joe
Baker
9,000
to
Cold
Storage
at
13.70
and
6.
Narnen
2.500
to
Royal
Fish
Co.
at
13.60
and
6.
WILLIAM
HAMILTON
IS
LAID
TO
REST
Funeral'
Take
I'lm-e
Tills
Afternoon
of
Pioneer
l'roectnr
of
this
District
Wltli
fitting
ceremonies
In
the
presence
of
a
group
of
friends
of
deceased,
the
funeral
took
place
this
afternoon
at
2.30
from
the
chapel
of
the
B.C.
Undertakers
to
Falrvlew
Cemetery
of
j
the
late
William
Hamilton,
old
timer
of
this
district.
Rev.
W.
F.
Prloe
conducted
the
ervlce
and
W.
Vaughan
Davles
presided
at
the
organ.
Pallbearers
were
Oeorge
B.
Casey,
W.
E.
Denning.
A.
J.
Phlllipxon.
William
Oil-Christ,
Oeorge
Davis
and
W.
H,
Mont-
gomery.
THREE
DROWNED
IN
A
PUDDLLOF
WATER
OREAT
FALLS.
Mont,
June
3
In
a
puddle
of
water
sixteen
inches
deep.
Mrs.
Roy
Busier
drowned
her
two
daugh-1
ters,
one
and
nine
years
of
age
respectively,
and
then
herself.
PRESIDENT
KIM
.
SIGNALLY
HONORED
LONDON,
Ont,
June
3
President
;
kllnk
of
the
University
of
British
Col
umbla
has
been
elected
president
of
the
national
conference
of
Canadian
universities.
James
Olllett,
Indian
Agent
for
the
I
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
la
a,
visitor,
FIGHT
IS
IN
OKANAGAN
NMV
CONsEltVATIVE
LC.UlCK
TAKES
(UAKtiK
!
CAMI'AHIN
FOR
M.
F.
KENNEDY
..
VERNON,
June
3.
All
the
heavy
Con-4
servatlve
and
Liberal
guns
have
been
turned
loose
In
the
North
Okanagan
election
campaign
and
Interest.
In
the,
event
Is
mounting
rapidly.
Several
of
tbe
Liberal
ministers
are
In
the
constituency
supporting
K.
C.
MacDonald
and
Hon.
Simon
Fraser
Tolmle
Is
leading
the
forces
of
the
opposition
which
are
rallying
.to
W.
F.
Kennedy,
the
Conservative
candidate.
ln
a
speech
at
a
meeting
at
Oyama
Dt:
Tolmle
stated
that
the
marketing
legislation
which
had
been
secured
would
be
given
fair
chance
and
If
not
satisfactory
would
be
amended
or
eliminated.
WHEAT
SHIPPED
AT
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVER.
June
8.
The
following
vessels
loaded
grain
here
during
the
week
for
various
ports;
Vermont
for
Havre
with
option
of
Antwerp
and
Dunkirk
130,567
bushels.
Santos
for
Malmo
33.33!
bushels;
for
Gothenburg
16,666
bushels.
Una
Lin
for
Yokohama
83,333
bush
els:
for
Buruml
63.333
bushels.
Toklwa
Maru
for
Yokohama
6,630
bushels.
Neptunian
for
Kobe
34,683
bushels.
Florida
Maru
for
Shanghai
204,408
bushels,
Shldzuoka
Maru
for
Yokohama
33,000
bushels.
Marie
Baake
for
Callao
36.831
aha
for
Point
Fermln
15,000
bushels.
ASK
MANDAMUS
BEER
LICENSE
(
O.MMhH(
IAI.
HOTEL
MAKINO
APPLI
CATION
TO
Kl'PKKMK
lOlKT
NEXT
WEEK
VANCOUVER,
June
8.
Mandamus
directing
the
Liquor
Control
Board
to.
lift
the
suspension
of
the
beer
licence
of
the
Commercial
Hotel
will
be
sought
of
the
Supreme
Court
next
week
by
A,
J.
Lake,
proprietor.
COLUMBIA
OFF
FOR
EUROPE
ALL
IN
KEADIN
ENH
I
OK
PLANE
TO
H.V
TO
POME
I'LUK.
PKOIIAULY
ItERLIN
NEW
YORK,
June
3.
5-
The
Bellanea
,,
airplane
Columbia
was
today,
filled
to
capacity
with
fuel
and
oil
In
prepara-,.
tlon
for
a
takeoff
late
today
to
soma
place
In
Europe
on
a
non-stop
flight.
.believed
to
be
Berlin
FAMOUS
AVIATOR
RETURNS
TO
FRANCE
lu
twu
tor
a
couple
of
days
on
of-i
Hctkl
bualnes.
He
arrived
from
Mis-,
LEBOUROET.
France,
June
S.
Llnd-sett
on
the
Prluoe
Jahn
yesterdiy
af
tsr-j
bergh,
the
traiidfctlauUo
flyer,
arrived
hoon
and
expects
to
return
to
the
Is-j
here
tills
morning
from
Croydon,
Eng.
lands
tomorrow
night.
Ilsnd.