Save
Money
The
cheapest
way
to
buy
th
Dally
New
1
to
aubscrtbe
by
the
year.
Th
coat
U
85.00
and
your
copy
U
delivered
to
your
address
each
evening.
Just
figure
out
the
small
cost
to
you
(or
tbli
dally
service
for
twelve
month
I
Vol.
XVIH.,
No.
120.
1.
'a,
.
-
v
.
ma
mm
mm
mma
urnm
'ilclphla
the
Athletics
moved
three
and
a
half
games
of
the
"
i
y
taking
a
double-header
from
n
'
ii
TrU
Speaker
and
MUier
"'
'I'd
may
be
out
of
th
game
'
d,.y.
"'
Nntlonal
League
Hack
Wilson
"
ii
"incrs,
each
time
with
a
man
rr
Chicago,
while
Bottomley
"i
the
feat
for
the
Cardinals.
:l
l'ii
moved
to
within
half
a
"I
I'tilrngo.
TITLEHOLDER
IS
DEFEATED
I
I'CHMKH
AMATKl
ll
flOM'
f'HAMI'ION
lii
(1IVK
PUCK
IN
i:('OM
HOl.Ml
E
Piustwick,
Scotland.
May
.-
Dr.
w
i,ad.ii
of
Btourhrtdiie.
the
defend-
'"le
holder,
waa
defeated
IB
the
'"'
round
today
of
th
DrltUh
ama-
1
tsOlf
(.'IllmnlnhMhln
l
nk.rlAi
E
II'
iv
('I
rn.,,..
..
..
..
.''"'""""hip
long
ago
as
1914.
iimtch
ended
on
th
lth
green.
V
vjjn
m
i
m
Shares
in
Partnership
AtweHi-d
Ten
Dollars
Each
in
Order
to
Purchase
Present
for
Hcnd
of
Morality
Squad
May
22.
A
diamond
ring
mentioned
in
the
evidence
VANCOUVER,
given
by
Wong
Lum,
Chinese
gambling
house
proprietor,
at
th-
investigation
into
Vancouver
police
affairs
last
week
presented
"as
a
gift"
to
Sergeant
George
McLaughlin
of
the
M'T.ility
department,
according
to
the
testimony
of
Kong
Quai,
i
f
i
!!
gambler,
one
of
the
witnesses
at
the
inquiry
yesterday
afte:-
!l'"ll.
Kong
Quai
declared
that
in
the
spring
or
summer
of
1926,
vi
lli
he
was
at
17
Trounce
Alley,
an
assessment
of
ten
dollars
for
acn
share
In
th
partnership
of
the
FLURRY
CAUSED
OTTAWA
HOUSE
.ONMKVATItKH
IOHCK
WVIMON
AMI
tltt:
UEATEN
IIV
!tt
TO
11
YESllltniV
FAKMEItS
WITH
GOVERNMENT
IqiCSTKIN
(IK
llEI'AISATION
AWARDS
is
i
aim:
oi
dhtemisvce
m
TttEUN
P.UlflKS
'
oitawa."
May
M.
-By
a
vol
of
M
Miua
yesterday
afternoon
re-:
n
Conservative
amendment
to
V.'
11
-srtllng
the
refusal
of
th
..i.-:;t
to
gl
effect
to
the
Prtel
reparations
concerning
awards
'
.!
...man
Who
suffered
loss
o-rman
aggression
during
the
i
Conservative
alone
voted
amendment.
The
Progremlve
j
'
-u
Parmeri
of
Alberta
voteo
Kuvecamont.
Krnt
of
Lur.enberg
moved
dment
Saturday
H
B
Bet
ett
declared
yesterday
'
-MUon
must
insist
that
as
s
of
supply
being
granted
toe
produced.
I
ucien
Oannon
said
with
the
.
MaaloB
It
ws
unfair
to
e-
minister
of
Jtoe
to
rvlw
.
tm
mentioned
tn
th
report
i"
what
legislation
should
be
ii
iwn.
double
homers
IN
BASEBALL
MK
ti
ll
HON
AMI
noTTIIMI.KV
ItlUII
ItEHl-ONMIU.E
Kilt
I
EAT
u:nti:uhy
f-'W
Yohk,
May
ta.
Boston
ad
s
v
";peii
an
eight
game
winning
1
the
Yankees
lie
re
yesterday
''
kiw
their
own
winning
streak
1
it
iwven
In
th
second
game
of
'
1
'
'
l
ender.
MeuM-l'a
homer
with
V.
h
1.
'
I:.
1
in
the
slith
won
the
ri
I
gambling
houae
was
made
to
purchase
the
rinf.
(Motile
Chow,
on
of
the
partners,
said
witness,
told
htm
the
ring
waa
for
Barf
ant
McLaughlin
This
and
the
repetition
of
charges
that
protection
money
had
been
paid
to
the
polio
were
the
chief
potnta
tn
the
evidence
of
three
Chinese
witnesses.
Chow
Wong
Lum,
partner
In
a
number
ol
gambling
houses,
who
occupied
the
stands
recently
for
several
sections,
waa
recalled
for
a
short
tune
and
vigorously
deaied
Knowledge
of
payment
of
protec
tion
money
Regular
monthly
expense
itsau
noUd
in
seat
ol
th
account
tost
1
PM
-
Meh
be
mmfiitui
m'rc4tM
flg-Va
U
end
of
each
month.
U,(ttNMM)U
III
fllU.H
4
v
Ol'
WHEAT
Till
YEAIt
i
iihht
ritiDimoN
SOMOMTON,
May
39.
A
pre-
die
ion
that
western
Canada
will
produoe
at
least
80.000.000
bushels
of
wheat
this
year,
pro-
vidlng
weather
conditions
are
f
favorable,
was
offered
by
W.
a.
Klagaland.
geoeral
manager
of
the
western
region
of
the
Can-
4-
ad
lan
National
Railways
here.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
Mmmi
(1MJnx
lrlres
Twtoy
on
Vsnreu
trr
Krlwie
B
c.
Silver
.
Big
Missouri
Cork
Province
Dunwell
....
George
Copper
Olaalsr
Olacler
Ootoond
Independene
Indian
Kootenay
L.
L.
Lavlw
Uadamlth
....
Lucky
Jim
Marmot
Metals
National
Silver
Premier
Porter
Idaho
.
Richmond
Rufua
Argents
Ruth
Hope
...
Stiver
Crest
..
Sualock
Terminus
.
Whitewater
.
Woodbine
.
Oeorgta
River
Orandvlew
.
Outhle
Marmot
Oold
Slocan
l?Ug
,
ml
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Lid.)
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lUt
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,
ABOUT
DOZEN
NEW
;
VOTERS
ADDED
TO
LIST
FOR
KlIMMi
'
to
the
provinci.
which
was
neio
ir
VQte.
A.
Watt.
vwnWnVllIoW
oontaln.
It
will
now
11st
for
the
riding
Many
floral
tributes
included
the
fol
lowing:
The
Pamlly.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Pred
Stork.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oeorge
H
Arnon.
Ales.
Yule.
HswVi
Transfer.
Talmpesan
Lodge
No.
M.
Af.
m
AM
:
Klncollth
Preoep.
tory
No.
M,
K.T.:
Kalen
Chapter
No.
11.
B.A.M.;
Mr.
and
Mrs
H.
P.
Olaaaey.
Mr.
sad
Mrs.
M.
M
Stephens.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W
B.
WUllscroft.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oeorge
B.
WhlU.
Ladles
of
the
Royal
Purplt.
Prince
Rupert
Shrine
Club,
Re-bekah
Long.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
J.
SSrvens,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Obriitlnaon.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
O.
Nlckeraon
and
Mrs.
8.
mckerson.
2S
Tasl.
Thee.
TroUer.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
Olennle.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
W.
Chandler,
Mr.
and
Mrs
W.
B.
Denning.
W.
M.
Watt.
P.
O.
Dawson
As
Co.,
Prince
Rupert
Pioneers'
Association,
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
h.
Mcintosh.
EXPLOSIONON
FISHING
BOAT
T.
N.
M.HHITLV
IVVMIUKII
THIS
MOItMXO
AMI
CAI-r.
I.
ITASA
NOT
MIKIIIIMA
lU
KNKK
The
Mnall
fishing
boat
TiN.
was
slightly
damaged
and
the
aklpper
of
th
boat,
'I.
I
tans,
was
burned
about
the
nook
and
head
about
10
o'clock
this
morning
when
an
explosion
oc
curred
amrd,
fh,
Tsseej
st
he.Vtaton
...
nika
'ln'
tity
.M.U:'WMMI
I
tKl.
Ml..
ael.
The
cause
of
the
explosion
Is
at
tributed
to
this.
The
fire
department
was
oalled
but,
by
the
time
It
arrived,
the
oil
oMtpsny
staff
had
done
good
work
tn
getting
the
flames
in
cheek
Itaa
jumped
Into
the
water
after
the
explosion.
Ills
Injuries
were
not
serious.
C.
8.
Obats
1b
the
owner
of
the
T.N
which
sustained
possibly
about
130
damage.
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News.
PK1NGE
RUPERT,
DjC,
TUESDAY,
MAY
22,
1928
CWESE
GAMBLERS
ASSESSE
Diamond
Ring
Presented
Sergeant
McLaughlin
by
Chinese
Gambling
Houses
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
SKIS
MADE
FOR
BYHD:
To
be
ued
in
'In
j
!.
oxiieiiition.
The
men
in
the
picture
are
the
makers,
Carmen
and
Warner
Elliott,
Sioux
Look-Out,
Out.
They
are
son
of
the
late
George
Elliott
of
Norwood,
Ont.,
and
built
the
firs!
aeroplane
skis
in
Canada
for
Captain
(lakes.
MASONIC
RITES
OBSERVED
TODAY
lI'M'.Htl.
Ol'
I
A1K
I'.
I'
maim
mow
Chinese
Witness
Tells
of
Giving
the
Head
of
Morality
Squad
Diamond
Ring
Ashing
That
He
Be
Given
Little
Chance
rwtli
jnUaVAtrttKUMUi:
UKPKiiJ
fc
1
rANCOUYBK.
ilay
22-sThat
he
hRd
paid
Tlfty
doJlnrL
a
A
t'S
r
I
CRT'OrTSI.M
PHK.
V"-
l.OIXiE
With
strtcUy
Masclc
rites,
funeral
ervlce
for
the
hue
Prank
Sdwin
Olapp,
'
pioneer
business
msn
of
this
clt,
took
place
st
a
o'clock
thla
afternoon.
At'
1.46
the
remain
were
removed
from
the
)
chapel
of
the
BC.
Undertaken
to
the,
Masonic
Temple.
The
service
there
was,
conducted
by
W.
B.
Morgan,
the
wor
shipful
master,
and
officers
of
Talmp-
iesn
Long
No.
5a.
AJ.
dc
AM.
Mourn
;
era
and
friends,
not
saambars
01
the
craft,
waited
outside
the
Teenple
and
joined
the
cortege
as
tt
departed
for
Pairvtew
Cemetery
where
again
the
Ms-aorite
burial
ritual
was
observed.
Pall
bearers
were
C.
H.
Orme.
Thomas
Me-
Olymoat,
Joseph
Qreer,
Robert
Oordon.
O.
T.
Mosre,
and
Oeorgr
Zckerman.
all
members
of
the
Masonic
craft.
A
arge
prpcesslon
followed
the
remains
to
their
lM
resting
place.
month
to
Tils
partner
Yeong
Quai
Hong-
in
order
to
neeure
polite
protection
was
the
statement
made
by
(ieorgie
Chow
I
IhU
morn
In
i'
nt
lite
nolire
Inoulrv.
Witney
further
slated
he
went
to
the
police
xtation
to
see
Sergeant
George
McLaughlin
of
the
morality
squad
to
ask
if
he
could
get
a
"little
chance."
He
gave
McLaughlin
a
diamond
ring.
TOPLEY
MINE
STOCK
JUMPS
Strike
of
High
Grade
Silver
and
Gold
Responsible
for
Flurry
VANCOUVER,
May
22
Word
received
here
of
a
new
strike
at
the
Topley
Richfield
mine
carrying
high
hilver
and
some
gold
valued
has
driven
the
price
of
this
stock
up
and
trading
on
it
has
been
nrtite.
Sales
have
been
taking
place
at
as
high
as
55V,c.
The
stock
will
be
officially
listed
the
firt
of
next
week.
The
managers
of
the
mine
report
that
another
diamond
drill
has
been
ordered
so
an
to
prove
the
extent
of
the
new
ore
find.
'
SIR
HENRY
THORNTON
LEAGUE
OF
NATIONS
RAILWAY
COMMITTEE
Railway
commute.
I'HICE
OF
WHEAT
VANCOUVER.
May
82
The
price
of
Number
1
Northern
Wheat
at
the
local
exchange
this
morning
was
SlMtt.
iDOORS
LOCKED
KKMIKT
fl.OSEII
Ol
TSIOK
Vt'lNMI'CU
UNTIL
M)MK
OTIIIK
MANAGEMENT
IN
fllAKOE
WINNIPEO.
May
29.
Because
of
alleged
orgies
a
resort
on
the
Pembina
Highway
orgies
a
resort
on
the
Pembina
time
and
the
dcors
of
the
place
padlocked
by
the
police.
The
locks
will
not
be
removed
until
the
premises
change
hand.
Owners
of
other
places
around
this
be
nest
and
care
is
being
ezerciasd
yb
the
management
to
avoid
collision
wtth
the
police.
CONSERVATIVES
MOVE
OTTAWA.
Msy
22.
The
Conservative
amendment
to
the
aupply
bill
waa
moved
this
afternoon
regretting
the
re-OEM
EVA.
May
22
Sir
Henry
ThSru-
fuaal
ot
the
government
to
Implement
'
too
has
accepted
an
Invitation
to
serve
lu
full
the
recommendations
contained
at
s
member
of
i
he
League
of
Nations
'
in
the
report
of
the
Duncan
Royal
Com
mission
on
the
Maritime
Provinces
af
McMurray
Denies
Trafficking
in
Immigration
Permits
but
Declares
Helped
People
Without
Charging!
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
beat
for
the
least.
Phone
457
Price
Five
Cents
D
$10
EACH
PA
Y
FOR
BAUBLE
Jimmy
McLarnin
of
Vancouver
Fails
in
Effort
to
Secure
the
Lightweight
Championship
Title
lleaten
en
l'oints
at
New
York
I-ast
Nluht
In
Fifteen
Kound
Fistic
Italtle
With
Sammy
Mandell
N
KV
YOHK,
May
22.
Though
he
carried
the
fight
to
his
opponent
much
oi
the
way
and
put
up
the
battle
of
his
life,
Irish
Jimmy
.McLarnin
of
Vancouver
was
unsuccessful
in
his
campaign
last
night
for
the
world's
lightweight
boxing
crown
against
Samn:y
Mandell,
the
champion.
Mandell
fairly
retained
his
title
and
had
a
wide
margin
oi
points
in
the
fifteen
round
contest
at
the
Polo
Grounds.
There
was
an
assemblage
of
25.000
fans
present
who
miiniained
enthusiasm
throughout
the
battle
and
greeted
the
ob-viou.t
decision
with
yells
of
approval
although
there
were
a
few
cat
calls.
Bjth
fighter
entered
the
ring
fit
and
Imbued
with
confidence
At
the
ringside,
the
betting
was
about
even
money.
Both
men
weighed
la
at
16
pounds
at
2
o'clock
In
the
afternoon,
j
it
was
evident
thai
the
four
day
delay
through
rain
had
been
harder
on
the!
nervous
McLarnin
than
It
was
on
the!
champion.
Mandell.
who
won
the
title
from
the
ancient
and
honorable
Rooky
Kansas
In
Chicago
less
than
two
years
ago
had
been
the
favorite
culler
In
the
day.
Betting
commissioners
claimed
that
upward
of
WMJUOO
waa
posted
on
the
fight.
Just
before
the
tight.
UcLernln
said:
1
realise
Sammy
Mandell
la
the
fastest
and
srtet
man
I
ever
met
in
th
FISH
ARRIVALS
Tutal
ot
lUSjm
I'uvnd
of
lUlibmt
nt
Etrhoaf
tUH
Herning
city
are
beginning
to
wonder
who
will
j
p.1(t
tram
gc
and
Sc
to
SJc
and
Sc
for
4
1
M0
pounds.
Arrivals
and
sales
were
aa
follows:
Amrrlrttii
fair
"particularly
the
recommendation
re-
erlea.
83c
and
5c.
Mating
to
the
steel
Industry.
UEATHEK
ItErOHT.
Prince
Rupert
iPart
cloudy,
ealm:
temperature,
48.
.le
and
6c.
toes
H,
8,000
pounds.
Canadian
Plah
di
Cold
Storage
Co.,
8.1c
and
6c.
Southend.
10.000
pounds.
Booth
Pish-
Mayflower,
8,500
pounds,
Canadian
Puh
Cold
Storage
Co..
8c
and
8c.
The
Cape
Spear
Is
holding
over
until
tomorrow
wtth
10,000
lb.
WARKE
CANAL
TROLLER
GUILTY
OF
ASSAULT
'-
inquiry
today
that
he
had
dealt
in
permits
for
a
hundred
dol-'for
twelve
mMkH
TTjOr.
lars
apiece
as
cnarged
by
Alderman
Caldwell
oi
Kegma.
"l
was
astonished
and
stunned
to
read
in
the
papers
statements
of
Mr.
Cald-
RAMSAY
MAfDONAin
IWlUlk"
1
vvII
f
Thirl
In
r-H
thc
.lonlnl
nf
the
mtnl.tor
nf
ImmlornUon
"
,
"ttIUHniil
'
Mr.
McMirrray
explained
that
he
had
been
elected
in
1021
for:
COMING
TO
CANADA
North
Winnipeg
which
was
half
foreign
born.
Many
of
these
peo-'
pie
wished
to
ormg
relatives
to
Canada.
"1
assisted
tnem
out
i
London,
May
j.
Hamsay
Mac-never
charged
them
a
cent."
i
The
record
of
McMurray's
law
firm
donald,
former
Premier,
will
start
on
a
The
number
had
been
so
great
that
for
1022
shows
seven
applicants
had
been
holiday
trip
to
Canada
at
the
end
of
later
on
h
clmrged
them
telegraph
;
handled
by
the
firm
in
a
"strictly
legal
July.
costs
and
sn..
ih'nga.
Tton
he
had
way."
The
legal
fees
varied
from
fit-
turned
llwm
aw.iy.
Iivu
to
fifty
dollurs.
Subscribe
for
the
Dally
News.
POLICE
PROBE
TELLS
WHY
JOW
WING
GAMBLED
TOOK
TO
IT
IH
HINO
HI
OK
I)E-PKKHSION:
EVIDENCE
St'1'POKT-EI
BY
JOE
ItO.VQ
VANCOUVER,
nolloe
nroha
ri
May
ring
but
I
hooeatly
believe
I
can
knock
WMk
unKl
ti
out.
I
uadfn4
that
fraettoaUs
everybody
bettfve
I
-bell
ka
t
w
go
erumit
1
aFe
there,
"
irjUcur
I
can
win
a.
decision
(oontuiued
on
page
five)
C'.tX.tllA
INVITED
OII1CIAI.I.V
AH
IMKTV
TO
Ol
TUmiNO
H
A
It
OTTAWA.
May
12.
Canada
waa
today
Invited
ofRcUOly
to
become
s
party
to
the
propoaais
of
United
State
Secretary
of
8tate
Kellogg
for
the
outlawing
of
war.
1
21.
When
the
water
day
Jow
had
paid
gwo
to
Inspector
Jetaa
Jackson
for
protection,
aaonpf
to
permit
gambling
bwuWis
agwats;
deelared
"be
had
sucijualbert
to
gaaibtlag
when
he
became
financially
depressed"
and
admitted
he
wciild
like
to
aee
gambling
stopped
in
Chmatoan.
W.
W.
B.
Mclnnee.
ccunsrl
for
Shue
ii-y.
fa
lied
to
shake
the
testimony
of
Jow
Wong
In
regard
to
his
statement
thst
he
ps.d
protection
money
to
Jack-
son.
Parts
of
Joe
Wing's
story
were
sup-
ported
by
Jce
Bcug.
The
latter
esld
Wong
phoned
him
one
day
last
December
j
and
told
him
to
meet
him
at
the
bonk
J
opposite
the
polloe
station.
Wltaeea
1
eald
he
gave
Wing
30
at
th
bank
i
and
watted
while
Whig
went
into
the
police
station.
LEAGUE
ROUSED
BY
EXPLOSION
A
tctal
of
W,soo
pounds
of
halibut
1
as
scld
at
the
Fish
behang
tlia
!
ijgVKgiTIO.TIO!S
TO
HE
MALE
IMO
morning.
Pour
American
vessels
re-1
BXW-EXr
N
MAtBHIAL
eeived
B3c
and
e
and
S4c
and
Sc
for
;
niLMHTIW.
IXI'LOMOX
AC-47.000
pounds
and
tire
Canadians
were!
nt.vT
ihmuilm
HAMBORO.
Germany.
May
22
It
-stated
thst
the
league
of
Nation
will
call
for
an
lnvestiEatlon
Into
a
auan-
Nordlc.
28.000
pounds.
Booth
Plaber-tltT
of
nlgn
pIoBive
which
waa
dla-les
.
B.3c
and
6c.
I
covered
here
yeawrday
as
a
result
of
J
P.
Todd
II.,
11.000
pounds:
OJoa.
CIpcon
of
a
tank
of
the
stu
tn
M0
pounds,
and
HMtern
Point.
4.000
vhe
clt
ftreet.
The
detonation
and
pounds.
Pacific
Fisheries.
Jc
and
Sc.
itht
,-,ultaIH
fumoi
caUMd
thc
omui
CaiMdlaii
of
eleven
people
and
10.000
were
put
Kalen.
0,000
pounds.
AUtn
Ptaherles,
to
flight
In
terror.
It
Is
reported
to
S
and
sc.
have
been
the
most
deadly
and
polaon-
n.
W.,
8,000
pounds,
Atlln
Fisheries,
(ous
material
of
warfare
extant
today.
DEATH
RECORD
MATHER
MINE
ONE
MAS
HKSI'I
El
ALIVE
TODAY
IU
T
I
IS
STII1.
HEI.OW
TIIOIIillT
HEAD
MATHER.
Pa
.
May
22
The
known
j
death
toll
from
Saturday
esploslon
at
Manning
Huntley.
Warke
Canal
troller.!"1
Mather
mine
erached
82
today.
It
was
tried
before
Stlnendlarv
Maalatrate
-
believed
the
118
aliasing
men
are
McLecd
In
provincial
pollee
court
oeua
morning
on
a
charge
of
assaulting
rana
iruon
was
resciMd
anv
to-
inothw
tnikr
jninn
i
fmnii
day
but
it
la
bllvd
he
escaped
eulltv
belnir
flnd
lilt
wftti
th.
nntlnn
tnrougn
a
VN
1
1
A
A,
Ala
-aHomvE.
j.
McMurray,
former
solicitor
gen-
of
tMrty
a,--
impriaorttnfet.
as
wrfii
i
f
i
ii
eraiy
ueiiieoauteiuiriy
jeiore
ine
parnameniary
immiBTuuon
as
being
bound
over
to
keep
the
pektif
ill.
i
ui
r
uwi
i
wit
w.
infr
Hull
lull
FIRE
EDMONTON
EDMONTON,
May
22
The
RevUlon
Building
in
the
h-nrt
of
th
wholeaale
rMstrlcl
suffered
to
the
extent
Of
halt
n
m
ill,
n
dl!ar-i
h
the
result
of
S
fir
I
here
i
hut
morning
AriYi'iU:.r
in
the
Dully
News.
H
pays
I