Save
Money
Boston
Grill
The
cheapest
wy
to
buy
the
Dally
News
U
to
oubscrlbe
by
the
year
The
cost
la
S.OO
and
your
r
ipy
la
delivered
to
your
addreaa
h
evening.
Just
figure
out
the
mall
'coat
to
you
for
thli
dally
service
for
twelve
month
1
LIM:B
KirrATLY
l'lKllltl
BY
Flit):-TON
MVKIMi
UHH:
HI
III
MADE
Ills
1ITII
''DRK.
June
1
-Apparently
.i'.n
out
of
pennant
eon-
I'utsburg
checked
a
losing
;.
tesajwrarlly
Willi
ths
...
a
Bitt'lxlt
affair
the
id
theOaflve
together
to
s:
Urals.
'
hi
nineteenth
homer
aa
iiut
out
Wanhlniiton
SiMer
hit
lil
firt
national
iimt
at
Boston
mde
it
tour
!i-oin
the
downtrodden
Phil-
fOMAN
KILLED
HER
CHILDREN
Alt
Mil:
WOl
IJ
HE
KENT
TO
AsY-
L'
M
AMI
THEY
NOT
WITH
nr.it
H
Ont..
June
1
Peel
1B
wpiiuj
upon
lier,
the
aald.
i-rt
that
she
would
be
aeut
iium
where
her
children
could
mpnny
her,
Mrs
Evanfefltne
mi
38
years
of
ace.
utraiu-iwo
children.
Rita.
"Ked
8
:
i
4.
ycaterday
afternoon
nn
'
iiiMic(l
the
police
to
cuiic
und
PUBLE
MURDER
THEN
SUICIDE
l:XIONTON
June
1
Bill
OoriAchuk
rt
.
1'
.1
tluiru
Mill
11
ml
In.
nnrth
Hi'.
hot
and
killed
hi
wife
i
il
then
dew
hu
mother-in-law
i""''i
are
Investigating-
he
slr-
'it
he
oiime.
iftetwrt
That
lien.
Vlnrmt
Manftey
IllM
tu
Allmd
ItefHibltaan
Contention
OTTAWA,
June
1
In
reply
to
a
ueatton
of
T.
L.
Church.
Cone
ra
tire
member
for
the
Toronto
woruiet
in
the
Houae
yesterday.
Premier
Mackenzie
lling
declared
be
would
laqube
"with
jHeaaure"
into
a
atateeaeat
sppeartnf
in
a
prees
deapsteh
that
Hon.
Vincent
Maawey
had
accepted
an
tnerUUoo
to
attend
the
Republican
oonventlon
at
Kanaaa
Cltr.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Three
lwt
fmld
llfm
I'onwM
f
IUIlt
at
leliamre
I
W
Mnlix
A
toUl
of
71.000
pound
of
halibut
was
sold
by
three
boats
at
the
Plan
Bi-'
chans
title
aDornlnf
Sale
were:
I
AMERICAN'
Pioneer.
41400
pounds.
Booth
Ptaher-
lea.
.c
and
Be.
Sumner.
ttAOO
pound.
Atlln
Plaher-
lea.
11
&c
and
Sc.
CANAIUAN
nniitkm
tr
A
.ooo
nound.
Canadian
W..M.H
'
.
fan
at
Cold
Storage
Co..
9.1c
and
8Se.
BIG,
SUM
PAID
FOR
VANCOUVER
REALTY
ON
HASTINGS
STREET
.
1
Th
Mack
VAffWVVBn
-
Block
on
the
comer
of
Heatings
and
Icambte
BtreeU.
built
In
lews
oy
Thomaa
Flack
on
nia
rewn
r
a
Haataaaanf(
fnnfllri
Yukon,
nsa
-Thomaa
Flack
by
the
BO.
Bststes
Ltd
for
uoooou.
KENNEDY
NOMINATED
FOR
NORTHOKANAGAN
t...,
i
w
P.
Ktnnedy.
for
North
Okanagan
lii
member
alttlng
1
.
.
...
m-nomlnated
at
a
me-venhMtnlght.
Frank
W.terhoUM
arter
nnK-iimn
rUINCK
KUI'EKT
LWEKAL
ASSOCIATION
A
MEETING
Will
be
held
in
the
iMelropole
Hull,
nt
8
p.m.
FRIDAY,
JUNE
1
'
r
Conwn-
n
BuMness-Electlon
of
Delegates
to
the
Nominating
'inn.
All
Liberal
welcome.
Seulu
rew-iv,.
imr
Upkeeiulre
Here
for
lew
Montln
at
(leterninrnt
TrlfSraph1
Office
J.
Upecombe.
one
ef
the
pioneer
tele
;raprm
of
the
province,
la
In
the
city
to
supply
at
the
Oowrnmnt
TelegTaph
offloe
during
the
abaence
on
holiday
of
J
D.
Lawrence,
manager.
Ur.
Upecombe
waa
for
2S
yeara
general
agent
for
the
White
Pet
and
Yukon
Railway
at
AfOn
and
each
pring
h:
paiaarl
through
Prlnoe
Bupert
and
hsa
noted
the
progress
made.
He
alao
say
be
peered
here
before
Mr.
Jtmmte
An-demon
ehove
th
townatte.
N'
Atbernl
...
AUln
....
Burnaby
.
Cariboo
..
Oh
till
week
Columbia
h
SaanVeh
:
Balmen
Aim
SiittUhtincen
hEYBN
KILLEIt
DANVILLE,
.
Ills.,
June
1.
-Seven
per-
ona
were
killed
and
s
soon
Injured.
some
fatally,
when
two
Interurban
esrs
srsshsd
head
on
here.
Riding
Oowtohan
-Ni'Mi'esetVt
.
.
.
Cran
brook
Crest
on
Delta
Oewdney
Bequlmalt
Pernio
Port
Oeorge
.
Q
rand
Porks-Oreenwood
The
lalsnds
Keniloope
Ivaalo-Sloean
Ullonet
MaefeetMtte
rknsiSM
Ketaost
New
Westminster
North
Vsneoamr
North
Okanafsn
Omineos
Prlnee
ftujKtt
Heveletfrke
RlehrnaMd-Peutt
Orey
.
naswIaad.TSsU
South
Vancouver
Vancouver
(8)
Victoria
(4)
Yale
Oonwrvatlvaa
Percy
Ruah
ton
P.
W.
Pelooner
Hod.
MaKenale
Wm.
AtUnstm
B.
J.
Seoeil
Dr.
Oco.
Kerr
MefSaughtan
0.
P.
Daele
L.
A.
Ranna
N.
A.
Waltlnger
i
p.
M
Uberal
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northfeto.&ndiGentraI
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
POWER
EXPERT
PREMIER
NOT
VISITS
RUPERT
COMING
UNTIL
INNl'ECTM
1ALI.H
ItlitK
AMI
1HIIEK
roMUI.E
Mil
K(
EK
1)1'
HI
I1LY
while
nnti;
O.
U.
Heckle
of
New
York
city,
an
electrical
engineer,
accompanied
by
A.
C
R
YulU.
left
for
the
south
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
leat
nlghi
eftet
bavin
j
uaspeete
ad
the
waeg
jmwets
o
the
eheetnood
includrflntlfflf
"
on
its
Beatall
Blver.
WarkS
Canal
and
Shawat-tarn.
He
expreaaed
hlmaelf
a
well
pleaaed
with
hi
ruit
and
particularly
with
the
prospect
of
Prince
Bupert
which
city
he
eonaldered
waa
bound
to
make
good
progres
in
the
near
future.
Mr.
Heckle
did
nut
care
to
aay
who
be
waa
acting
for
or
to
give
out
any
Information
in
regard
to
the
p-wer
ur-
r
be
had
made
exsspt
to
mention
that
there
waa
a
nice
little
power
at
Pall
River
which
might
well
be
aup-
piemented
by
a
number
of
others.
There
wae
an
Immenve
lot
of
water
com-
ng
over
the
fall
at
the
time
of
hat
lalt.
Although
an
ardent
fisherman.
Ur.
Heckle
did
not
have
time
to
enjoy
the
aport
at
the
pcinta
vialted.
t
.
e
wss
Qol.
P.
Uater
!
P.
Putnam
J.
W.
Berry
Nets
S.
tougheed
I
David
WMafAs
B.
H
rooiey
,
Mr.
H.
B.
Capt.
M.
McLean
!
Pred
P.
Burden
i
H.
O.
Vmt
Dr.
0.
M.
Kingston
,
Ool.
C.
W.
Peek.
V.O..
DBX).
1L
B.
Jacfcaoh.
Kjy
...
John
R.
Mlehell
I
J.
K.
OoUey
Capt.
Jaa.
Mtawlnvnon
.,....
a
O.
Carson
W.
J.
Heath
V.
D.
Harrlaon
Dr.
L
E.
Borden
Dr.
A,
M.
Benford
A.
W.
M.
aray
Jock
oault
J.
M.
Brysa
.
w.
a
Kennedy
,
Alfred
Shelferd
,
J.
K.
Thenipaon
Adam
Beil
:
J.
II.
Sohorteld
Ron.
MacDonald
Hon.
a
P.
Tolmte
i
N.
W.
Whlttaker
'
W.
A.
MeXeosie
6keeo.
Frank
Dockrtll
South
Okanagan
'
J.
W.
Jones
R
H.
Helmer
6.
it
Tuaper
'
A
WEEK
LATER
Word
wan
received
late
this
afternoon
that
it
would
be
im-pfwsihle
for
Premier
MacLcan
to
cume
north
next
week.
All
wad
elounu14
thern
British
Columbia,
including
I'rinre
Ilupert.
FREIGHTEOMIMED
OFF
EAST
COAST
AND
SEVERAL
WERE
DROWNED
VIMBYARD
HAVEN.
Maaa.
June
1
SSesmer
President
Clerfield
rammed
and
ank
th
freighter
Ken
haw
off
bare
early
thla
morning.
From
seven
to
twelve
people
were
drowned
and
99
as
eed.
Thla
afternoon's
train,
due
from
the
Bast
at
I
SO.
la
reported
to
be
oa
tuns.
Candidates
Are
in
Field
in
British
Columbia
EXT
week
will
see
most
of
the
candidates
in
the
field
for
the
forthcoming
provincial
election
campaign.
The
Conservatives,
fearing
doubtless
that
they
might
be
caught
napping,
have
chosen
practically
all
their
own
men
except
in
Vancouver
and
district,
Victoria,
and
one
or
two
in
the
interior.
Liberals
are
now
busy
filling
the
positions.
Id
on
or
two
constituencies
represented
by
labor
candidates
may
not
be
nominated.
Following
r
those
chosen
so
far:
Other
I
OlWtal,
80s.
.
T.
OphUl.
Ub
Ind.
Con.
D.
M.
Sutherland.
Ind.
Ub.
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and;
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457
r-
;
7-"
"
-
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m
i-j'r
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X
VIII..
No.
128
,t
b
Price
Five
t
m
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.CVi
FRIDAY,
JUNE
1,
1928
;
WELCOMED
BY
ARMY
AND
NAVY
PLANES
THIS
AFTERNOON
hnopl
ane
Southern
Cross
Made
Successful
Flight
Over
Pacific
to
Honolulu
from
Oakland,
Cal.
left
yesterday
morning
and
for
time
lost
posi
tion
but
picked
up
early
today
and
landed
at
12.
19
coast
time
HONOLULU.
June
1.
The
tri-motor
monoplane
Southern
I
rosH
landed
wifely
thU
afternoon
at
12.19
coast
time
from
Oakland,
California,
en
route
to
Australia.
The
monoplane
made
a
landing
after
hours
of
tenants
during
which
she
lost
her
position
and
her
fuel
supply
ran
low.
She
finished
with
little
gas
to
spare.
Escorted
in
hy
army
and
navy
planes
the
arrival
of
the
aviator
wan
announced
by
scene)
of
enthusiastic
welcome.
The
distance
of
the
flight
was
2,100
miles.
NOLULU,
June
1.
The
monoplane
Southern
Cross,
which
;t
Oakland
airport
yesterday
morning
at
8.61
was
reported
his
morning
to
be
nearing
the
Hawaian
Islands
after
being
i
a
time.
'I
nun
aboard
the
Fokker
are
Captain
Charles
Kingsford-rnmami.-r
and
pilot,
and
Captain
G.
T.
Ulm,
co-pilot,
both
.ans.
James
Warner,
operator,
who
has
been
keeping
in
.
'i:h
shore
by
radio,
and
Litut
Harry
Lyon,
navigator.
)
l
'
V
ill
I
i
i
I
ii
i
GEORGE
SISLER
premier
will
inquire
HIT
A
HOMER
DIED
RESULT
KKTIItLII
VANCOIVLK
ItlMMlWIAN
tKACTllCLH
SKILL
IV
1
1
EX
EN-TLKINU
HOTEL
VANCOUVER.
June
1
Alfred
E.
Has-.elr.
70
year
of
age,
retired
bual-nrssman
of
Vancouver,
died
laat
night
aa
the
result
of
a
fracture
of
the
akull
received
when
be
fell
on
the
steps
en
tering
a
local
bout.
Mr.
Hespeler
participated
in
the
gold
ruah
to
the
Klondyke
thirty
yeara
go.
PIONEER
TELEGRAPGI1ER
RELIEVING
IN
CITY
AN
AM-:
OF
THE
ACES
:
Bert
HinKler.
Au.-iruli;.ii
aviator,
who
broke
five
records
when
he
landed
at
Port
Darwin,
Australia,
after
a
flight
of
15
1-2
day
from
London
City
Prosecutor
on
Witness
Stand
at
the
Police
Inquiry
at
Vancouver
Yesterday
Afternoon
XV.
31.
McKay
Thought
Georgie
Chow
Could
Have
Uten
Prosecuted
Successfully
for
Attempted
Bribery
June
1.
Itesponsibility
for
the
reduction
of
the
VANCOUVER,
narcotic
charge
against
Wing
Ching,
a
Chinese,
was
placed
on
Inspector
Jackson
at,
the
afternoon
session
of
the
Vancouver
i'olice
inquiry
yesterday,
when
City
Prosecutor
W.
M.
McKay
declared
that
Sergeant
George
McLaughlin
recently
told
him
Inspector
Jackson
had
altered
the
charge.
Original
information
alleging
possession
of
cocaine
and
morphine
was
produced
showing
that
it
had
been
changed
to
a
charge
of
.smoking
opium.
Wing
Ching,
according
to
evidence
of
the
city
cc
:
.art
ateuogrspher,
had
pleaded
S
,d.lty
to
the
leaaer
charge
bad
been
i
ed
SJ0.
The
penalty
for
the
first
h
uge
would
involve.
It
waa
previously
t3
ed.
Imprisonment,
f.ne
and
deporta
tion.
ire
city
prosecutor
was
alao
examined
by
O
O
McCeer.
K.C.,
counsel
for
rullce
Comnilaaloner
T.
W.
Fletcher,
abiut
police
"entertainment"
fund.
Ms-
Kay
declared
that
It
might
have
bean
P
aalble
tD
obtain
a
conviction
against
Oe
rgle
Chow,
chine
e.
for
attempted
bribery
when
be
left
1
100
In
an
envettpi
n
I:at:erior
Jackson
desk.
The
fast
hat
there
wa
a
clip
of
paper
with
..i.ney
on
whleq
was
written
the
ad
dressee
of
three
gambUng
ho
una.
might
have
Infloanead
the
ecurt'a
iliehlnn,
he
McKay
was
juso
questioned
In
regard
w
cnargrs
asanas
men
apersung
onw
jrderly
houses
and
in
reply
to
ques
tions
:d
that
If
Mr.
McOeer
would
write
to
him
requesting
the
arrest
o:
Joe
Celont
and
James
Zere.
allegedly
Jte
brother.
Alfred,
he
wculd
under
take
to
hare
them
arrested.
The
pro-ecutlon
would
depend
on
evidence
sub
mitted
to
him.
he
aald.
CANADA'S
REPLY
IS
HANDED
TO
UNITED
STATES
MINISTER
Niiwralile
Kenly
on
Anti-War
Treaty
teM
Irhti
f
ree
Male
ami
New
Zealand
WABHINOTON.
June
1
Canada
re
ply
to
the
invitation
of
Secretary
Kellogg
of
the
VM.
to
participate
In
ne-gotlatlona
and
to
become
signatory
to
the
anti-war
treaty,
waa
banded
to
US.
Minister
PhlUlpa
at
Otuwa
yeater-
day
and
win
be
made
pnbllc
hre
to
morrow
morning.
The
Irlah
Pree
State
and
New
Sestsnd
have
soeeptsd
the
invitation
and
Cans-da's
reply
Is
understood
to
be
favorable.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
XMi
ClwNOf
lrier
TmUy
tut
Vl
ter
Kxrlwte
(Oourtesr
of
S.
D.
Johnson
Co..
Ltd.)
B.C.
SUver
Bayvlew
Big
Mlaaourl
oCrk
Province
Dunwell
Oladetone
Ctlsalar
Ooloonda
Independence
....
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Kootensy
Ptorence.
L.
A5
L
Lakevlew
Leadamltb
Lucky
Jim
Marmot
Metals
National
SUver
Psnd
OreiUe
.
Premier
Richmond
Rufue
Argents
Silversmith
Sun
lock
Tsrmlnua
Torlc
Whitewater
woodbine
Cotton
Belt
....
Oeorgla
River
.
.
Orandvlew
;
Duthle
Marmot
Oold
.
.
.
8locan
King
.
.
.
Topley
Riehflekl
NoranUn
Bid
Asked
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TRIAL
HALTED
.
BY
SICKNESS
PJUSONKU
TAINTED
IX
DOCK
A.4
Jl'ltY
WAS
HEIXO
CIIAKGCU
11V
JllKIE
CRANaWOOat,
June
.
An
unusual
oocurrence
halted
the
trial
of
James
Sutherland
yesterday
when
the
accused.
charted
with
the
murder
of
Patrick
-
icbolae
In
a
bUBkbouss
at
oorMn
on
ftn
S.
coll
peed
In
the
prisoner's
dock
Vhrle
Mr.
JosMee
tpr
dbwtsed
the
jury.
Sutherland
was
carried
from
the
court
unconscious,
hi
gandltion
being
dlagnoeed
aa
a
severe
fainting
apell.
The
court
adjourned.
GRADS
WIN
AT
ROMP
A
IV
AY
WITH
IIALIIOl'KIC
It.M.
VEHSITY
IX
gitMI'IOXHIIIP
UA.ME
UtST
MOIIT
KDafOirrON,
June
1
.
Delhausla
UT-1-
veraity
giria'
basketball
team
of
Halifax.
Nova
Scotia,
champion
of
the
Maritime
provinces
of
the
east,
were
juiplayed
by
the
Commercial
Orada
here
laat
night
In
the
opening
game
of
the
asriea
for
the
Dominion
Mill.
The
O
rati
romped
away
with
the
game
to
the
tune
of
M
to
6,
the
vial
tori
not
having
even
a
look-in.
I
The
aecond
and
laat
gams
of
the
aeries
scheduled
for
tomorrow
night.
DR.
SANDFORD
IS
CANDIDATE
CIIUSEX
I1Y
('(OKKKVATIt
1JM
TO
COSTKMT
XKW
WUXTMINHTKK
AOAINNT
OKAY
NSW
WaVTMlNSTBR.
June
1.
Dr
A.
M.
Sandford.
principal
of
Columbian
College
and
former
pastor
of
Werley
Methodlat
Church,
who
waa
defeated
by
Dr.
Rothwell
by
a
substantial
majority
In
the
laat
general
election,
wa
chosen
aat
night
by
the
Conservatives
to
be,
their
standard
bearer
agalnat
Mayor
A.
WeUs
Oray.
the
anting
member.
MANSLAUGHTER
IN
CORBIN
CASE
JAMK8
MTIIKItLWIl
WILL
III)
f-
TKNCEK
I.ATEIt
11)
It
KILLING
PATKIfK
XiniOLSOX
CRANMIOOK.
June
1.
James
Sutherland,
on
Ural
here
on
a
charge
of
murdering
Patrick
Nicholson
at
Oorbln
on
April
6.
found
guilty
by
the
Jury
of
manslaughter
with
a
recommendation
to
merry
The
verdlot
wa
Kirlved
after
6
hour
30
minutes
del
lb-
rrsUon
He
will
be
aenteneed
later.
1
IMMIGRATION
LESS
THAN
LAST
SEASON
OTTAWA
June
1
Immigration
to
cunad
i
rm
I
lie
utuntn
of
April
totalled
3S.SR3.
a
dec
reuse
of
34
per
cent
com
(Mii'ii
V!
ti
April
1927,