Save
Money
The
cheapest
way
to
buy
the
Daily
New
H
to
lubscrlbe
by
th
7fr
The
coat
Is
15.00
and
your
irnp?
la
delivered
to
your
address
n
ti
evening.
Jiut
figure
ukt
the
arm
nil
cost
to
you
for
this
dlly
ervice
for
twelve
months
I
XVIII.,
No.
124.
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I
Ai
d
111
Kit
NOK1IIT
a
ancouvbr,
May
86.
Citing
Rev.
i
i
Robertson
Orr,
minuter
of
the
ytrliin
Church
as
co-respondent,
uortion
rieok
ha
riled
a
petition
""
"iipreme
court
for
divorce
from
Wlnnlfred
rieck.
the
custody
Novh
Darling
Pleok,
the
twelve
yew
L.
at
L
Lakevlew
Leadamttd
Lucky
Jl
n
-a-
v
ins
him
to
five
tales
testimony
-
wU
M
aaDlthKl
"tior
cast.
vidcnce
showed
Unl
M.Ollllvray
'
give
falat
evidence
Ui
the
8
Irrlngtoii
charged
with
ixtlsnor
of
S80
to
be
paid
at
it
the
rase
FLOODS
NEAR
REVELSTOKE
HOI
r
WAHIIKD
AWAY
AMI
CON-
UllltXIVU;
LAND
AM
ItOAl)
IMIKU
WATKIt
'TOKB.
May
M
-
Cue
tos.
i.-iiil
swsy
alia
sections
w
under
water
whll
conslder-
i.i'tity
of
land
is
similarly
af-the
result
of
the
water
of
FRANK
CAISA
IS
ARRESTED
MITSINh
AdAIVMT
mayok
tavumi
W
ON
UAH.
rllAllOKD
WITH
I'KltJI'UY
Van:ouvbr.
May
as
Prank
Calaa.
"
t
the
poMoe
inquiry,
was
ar-
'
!
Miiturday
on
Information
sworn
Mayor
Taylor
ou
a
charge
of
'
mid
released
on
ta.OOO
bonds.
'-'.uirise
amse
out
of
Caisu'
state-"
"
tlw
imlloe
inquiry
Wednesday
'
!
h'
sulci
he
had
seen
the
Mayor
"Hl
paralysed"
at
Joe
Celona'a
FlOTniVftRfP
IN
VANCOUVER
T.
H.
Johnson,
manager
of
the
Cana-
IRON
WORKERS
STRIKE
ON
YANCOUYER
ISLAND
bridge
near
Bowser.
Vancouver
Island
s
contract
of
the
Canadian
Bridge
Com-jpany.
This
marks
the
spread
to
the
pacific
Coast
of
the
Strike
of
the
bridge
and
Iron
workers
in
Montreal
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
nimbi
and
llleclllewaet
river
N((((n
vimiltt
frlrrn
Twlay
on
Vaneoii-
levels
unknown
here
since
iiliiiK
lollowed
a
severe
thun-uccantpaiiled
by
torrential
vrr
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(Courtesy
8.
D.
Johnston
Co..
Ltd.)
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Silver
Bayvlaw
Big
Missouri
Cork
Province
...
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Oeorge
Copper
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Olastar
CUsdstone
Ooloonda
Independence
Indian
Kootenay
Ploranot
Marmot
Metal
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National
BUvar
rend
Oreille
Premier
Porter
Idaho
Richmond
Rufus
Argents
.
Ruth
Hope
liver
Greet
Silverado
BUveramtth
Bunlook
Terminus
Tone
Woodbine
Ootton
Bolt
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River
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MAN"
tli:S
VICTORIA.
M
Of
the
lorcnwr
Is
dean.
the
Phillies
twloe.
BUILD
CHURCH
FRASER
WATERS
ARE
RECEDING
fLorK
or
tni;t;r
iiKroinKH
ItliOUNKI)
AT
MHIMKN
ISLAM)
WIIKRK
DYKE
UKST
OUT
VAWOOCVsTR.
May
38.
Although
some
damage
to
property
has
beat
caused
by
high
water
In
the
Praaar
niver,
reports
today
indtoato
the
dan-tar
generally
past
with
ooosad
weather.
Bast
of
Mlaassn
100
teat
of
dyke
want
out
this
morning
flooding
considerable
part
of
Mloomen
Island.
It
Is
reported
that
a
large
flock
of
sheep
ware
ttevelatoke
reports
conditions
lm-
LIEUT.
MACLAREN
IS
DROWNEDAT
CALGARY
Chihh'
Swamped
In
lltv
Ulvrr
and
(iiiunloii
Iti-aclitMl
Kliorr
VANOOirVBB,
May
SB.
Lieutenant
3.
w.
R.
MaolkMnisi
yeas
of
aga.
brother
ef
.Major
D.
IJ4ff
(M
MU1
four
ago
a
Msiaent
01
Vancouver
reached
the
shore.
WAKHINflTON
MAN
IlIKX
WA8HIHOTON,
May
38.-
Thomas
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
MAY
28,
1928
THIS
SUMMER
dlan
Plah
Cold
Bttrage
Co.
said
he
fjyMjHsiOATION
OF
ST.
MIX'S
was
plaaaed
to
hear
of
the
declaim.
He
.
u
TIIEKAJ.
DM
IMTIXY
HE-thmwht
it
would
be
a
rood
thins
for
i-r,.
of
the
Liquor
Act
and
,
provinoe.
Ottawa
waa
a
long
way
off
THl
CTl
HE
......
i.
r-
I
and
lt
vu
eaaler
to
talk
matters
over
with
the
people
at
Victoria.
At
the
congregational
moating
las:
I
night
of
St
Paul
'a
Lutheran
Church.
I
jwaa
dsflnltery
decided
to
proceed
th!
Uusamcr
with
the
building
of
the
ne
lehwoh
on
Wtsh
Avenue
at
the
oornei
lot
Dunemuir
treat.
The
building,
foi
I
which
flnanoss
have
been
arrange:
VANUOUVWIt.
May
88
Members
ol
;
wl
,t
u
.nimated.
about
13.00'
Local
7
bridge
and
structural
lron,or
$15,000.
Mans
have
already
bee'
worker
have
quit
work
on
the
railroad
j
prapMMi
md
it
Is
Intended
to
call
foi
enders
In
the
near
future.
At
evening
service
last
night,
eight
families
were
received
as
new
memberr
into
the
church.
The
Infant
son
of
Mr
and
Mrs.
L
Holkcstad
was
Dow
the
loanoe
was
swamped
A
companion
The
body
has
not
yet
been
recovered.
!"Hir?j
-or
viii:.vT
VANOOUVBR,
May
38.
The
price
of
Number
1
Northern
wheat
today
waa
1.68.
Butter,
ohalrman
of
the
House
Naval
ommlttec.
la
dead
aged
72.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
REVIVING
THE
ART
OK
TOTEM
(AKYINd:
Chief
Wah-Cuh-Dub,
whose
other
name
is
William
Shelton
of
Tulalip,
Wash,
an
exert
carver,
iH
telling
the
tale
ol
the
totem
to
his
little
granddaughter
3
Supreme
Court
Decides
Any
Eritish
Subject
Has
Right
to
License
for
Salmon
Fishing
but
Foreigners
Not
M1y
28.
The
Supreme
Court
of
Canada,
in
giving:
OTTAWA,
judgment
today,
was
divided
on
the
question
of
the
discretionary
power
of
the
minister
of
fisheries
to
rant
or
refuse
a
license
to
fish
in
Hritish
Columbia.
The
majority
de
elded
that
any
HritUh
subject
resident
in
Itritish
Columbia
who
was
not
otherwise
disqualified
has
the
risht
to
receive
a
license
If
he
submits
the
proper
application
and
tenders
the
prescribed
fee.
Non-Ilritish
subjects
resident
in
the
province
are
not
ells!
hie
to
receive
a
license
to
operate
a
herring
or
pilchard
drag
seine
or
puree
eine
or
to
take
salmon
or
cralm
or
in
the
wilmnn
fifthing
to
act
as
boat
pullera
or
be
otherwise
employed
in
a
boat
used
in
drifting
or
as
helper
or
in
any
other
particular
capacity
in
operating
puree
seine
or
drag
seine
that
is
being
used
In
fishing
or
to
fish
for
salmon
for
commercial
purpose)
or
by
means
of
trolling.
None
of
these
license
can
he
granted
to
any
person
unless
he
isa
Hritish
subject
resident
in
the
province
or
has
served
in
the
Canadian
army
or
navy.
.
The
minority
of
the
court
were
of
opinion
that
the
minister
hns
discretionary
authority
to
grant
or
refuse
licenses
to
ltrlt-ish
subjects
reeUdent
in
the
province
or
to
returned
soldiem,
Justices
Anglin.
Newcombc,
Hinfre
and
Lnmont
constituted
the
majority
with
Justices
Duff,
Mignault
and
Smith
the
minority.
Skeena
Constituency
Got
Only
$3,800
out
of
$79,000
Asked
by
the
Engineer
and
Local
Member
Repairs
to
Dock
at
Old
Mnssett
Only
Vote
That
Passed
House
or
.Commons
Out
of
Many
Itecommended
May
28.
Supplementary
estimates
totalling
$l(fcM8,-000
OTTAWA.
were
taotod
in
the
House
Saturday
night,
including
StO,-000
for
a
wharf
at
Stewart.
The
sum
of
$150,000
appears
for
construction
of
ths
Gokton-Revelstoke
highway.
Complaints
that
political
expediency
decided
whether
or
not
items
should
be
placed
in
the
estimates,
were
voiced
in
the
House
Saturday
by
J.
C.
Brady
of
Skeena
when
an
item
of
$11,800
for
wharf
repairs
at
Old
Maagajtt
were
under
discussion.
The
chief
engineer
of
the
department
of
BuWic
works
had
recommended
an
appropriation'
of
1
78
,000
for
this
oonat4tusjrsra
but
the
only
item
which
survives
was
that
tor
Old
Maaaett.
The
total
vote
tor
barbora
and
rivers
approved
m
British
Columbia
waa
8687.-88.
A
vote
of
to.ooo
tor
ths
Yukon
paased
.ind
a
vote
of
tn.
ooo
as
a
contribution
to
the
provincial
dovernment
for
surfacing
the
Stewart-Hyde
road
paaaad.
DAVID
WHITESIDE
IS
NOMINATED
IN
DEWDNEY
OOQOTTLAM.
May
M.f-Oavld
Whlte-
slde.
barruter
of
New
weatmlnater
was
nominated
an
Liberal
candidate
for
Dewdney.
AIRMAIL
WILL
BE
EXTENDED
OTTAWA.
May
88
-
The
departnwrrt
of
national
defence
will
thla
year
undertake
a
survey
to
Investigate
the
possibility
of
further
expanding
the
sir
mall
service
to
tlx-
pratrit
provinces
and
eventually
to
the
Pacific
Coast.
Hon.
P.
J.
Venlot
announced
In
the
House
of
Common
Saturday
night.
BOSTON.
May
38
veteran
baseball
player.
chaned
by
Boston
from
Oeorge
Sialer
has
bean
pur-.veur
Washington.
1884.
Boston
Grill
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
Cents
y
r
JUDGMENT
OF
SUPREME
COURT
AFFECTS
LOCAL
FISHERIES
Salmon
Canneries
to
Come
Under
the
Control
of
Province
Following
Judgment
of
the
Supreme
Court
Sommcrvillc
Cannery
Co.
of
Prince
Rupert
Wins
Case
0
and
floating
Cannery
May
Operate
at
Will
for
Present
TAWA.
May
28
The
Bornmerville
Cannery
Company
of
Prince
Kurt
nan
vmi
the
action
which
change
the
whole
status
BROKEN
WRIST
FOR
RED
LUCAS
i
canneries
on
me
rncinc
coast,
ine
supreme
Court
has
de-1
mniiNo
ace
iviikei)
while
his
itiat
sections
seven
A
and
eighteen
of
the
Dominion
Fisheries
iv
ultra
vires
of
the
Parliament
of
Canada.
This
section
the
obtaining
of
an
annual
license
for
operation
of
fish
can-for
commercial
purposes
and
for
operation
of
salmon
canoe
salmon
curing
establishments
in
British
Columbia
for
com-al
purposes.
Under
these
sections
the
licenses
were
issuable
S
by
the
minister
of
marine
and
fisheries
BRIBE
TAKEN
BY
OPERATOR
XX
VASCOIVKU
.
ouver.
May
as
J.
!'rmer
dry
SfSesd
Hutlty
by
Msglatrste
Bbaw
of
money
lor
the
purpow
of
Judgment
on
thla
point
waa
unanimous.
Thla
excludes
the
department
ol
marine
and
fisheries
from
the
right
to
I
charge
a
fee
for
can
nary
licenses
or
;
to
prohibit
a
floating
cannery
from
operating,
as
was
attempted
at
or
near
Prince
Rupert
It
probably
means
that
'
the
Hocusing
of
eannerlea
and
the
regu-
TtH'K
r
tsll
TO
IM1.1K.MK.
III
'on
or
ine
same
win
ne
tsaen
over
Browne!
gonunent.
under
the
ti
-.tiuovv
is
l.iui
ou
case
f
McOilUv-
I
chief
of
flahsttee.
The
taoal
fisher
Ms
actios
jwt
bad
ay
nlfasux
of
not
as
but
they
state
It
will
not
affect
th
work
of
tfee
loss!
office
except
In
re-
card
ta
the
oaUeeUon
of
lioanse
f
III.H
TLAM
WISH
VICTOIIV
YUTK.HI).Y
NEW
YORK,
May
f.nv
pttchli.
tiloimsi.ccu
by
Cail
Ui)
a.ici
Ulieri.
Blake
have
enabled
Ciiiciujiaii
ai.
Chicago
to
strengthen
their
h'.iti
.
.he
first
and
second
placet,
in
iht
Nu
.Icnal
League.
Mays
hurled
the
Reds
to
victor
over
the
Cardinals
yestetday
but
it
wa
s
costly
victory
as
Red
Lucas,
th
pitching
ace.
auflered
a
broken
bone
li.
Um
wrist
when
batting.
Wake
blanked
Pittsburg,
granting
Aw
scattered
hits
New
York
moved
Into
third
place
b
S.O.S.
Calls
Sent
Out
By
the
Dirigible
Italia
From
Arctic
Regions
Airship
Supposed
to
be
to
North
of
Siberia
When
she
Kept
up
Persistent
Requests
for
Help
Early
Sunday
Morning
o
AN
FRANCISCO,
May
28
Calls
for
help
for
General
Nobiie's
dirigibie
Italia,
in
peril
somewhere
in
Arctic
waters,
was
picked
out
of
the
air
by
Pacific
Coast
radio
operators
early
Sunday.
The
S.O.S.
calls
were
repeated
in
Italian,
French
and
English
and
were
persistent
for
two
hours.
The
calls
uere
believe!
to
indicate
that
the
dirigible
vas
somewhere
north
of
Siberia.
The
Italia,
commanded
by
General
Nobile,
left
King's
iay,
Spitzbergen
early
last
Wednesday
morning
and
was
reported
to
have
reached
the
North
Pole
-
ana
to
have
started
back
for
the
base.
Later
she
was
reported
to
he
fighting
fog
and
wind
not
far
from
her
base
and
the
Norwegian
government
was
asked
by
the
Italian
government
.0
send
out
a
ship
to
search
for
her.
Sufficient
food
to
jmt
a
month
was
carried.
Relief
Efforts
r
NEW
YORK,
May
2S.
Tba
f
ate
of
the
Italia
is
still
tt-rnystery
today
as
rescue
efforts
are
being
pushed
in
Norway
and
Sweden.
Lieut.
Luetzow
Holtm,
the
Norwegian
ace,
started
for
Spitzbergen
from
Oslo
to
carry
on
air
search
along
the
north
and
northeast
coast
of
the
archipelago.
The
Norwegian
authorities
are
preparing
an
auxiliary
relief
expedition
on
a
large
scale.
The
base
ship
Citta
di
Milano
put
out
from
King's
Bay
yesterday
but
was
held
up
by
the
ice.
Messages
picked
up
on
the
Pacific
coast
yesterday
broadcast
from
Vladivostok
reported
the
Italia
down
and
asking
assistance
but
nothing
further
toda
ffirpfiFin
jFOUR
DROWNED
Total
of
1M.MMI
1-vuiMt
(Hrid
TiMla),
Highest
I
ltd
at
ExrltaHgc
llerag
10.7r
and
7c
A
total
67
1M.O0O
pounds
of
halibut
wa
auld
at
the
Pish
Bachsnge
thla
morning,
prices
showing
little
It
any
Improvement
over
the
low
level
which
ha
prevailed
during
the
past
tow
week.
Five
American
vessel
aiapoaao
01
oo.uuu
over
the
pounds
at
from
8.5c
and
8c
to
10
7c
and
tradgedy
Trior.
8,000
pouuds.
and
Wabash.
7.-000
pounds.
Booth
Fisheries.
10.7c
and
7c.
Canadian
B.
and
Y
.
30,800
pound.
Atlln
Fisheries.
8.1c
and
5c.
Covenant,
18,000
pouuds.
Atlln
Flatteries.
IJc
and
Sc.
Melville.
ISMS
pounds,
Royal
Plah
Co..
8.7c
and
5c.
Unome.
8.000
pounds;
Yule,
5,800
pounds;
and
H
and
R
.
8J00
pounds.
Pacific
Fisheries,
8.6c
and
5c.
D.
B
T.
8.000
pound,
and
Mulrnsag.
8.000
pounds.
Canadian
Plah
Cold
tor-age
Co.,
8c
and
Sc.
Cape
Bwatn.
7.000
pounds,
Canadian
FUli
Cold
Storage
Co..
aje
and
c.
8
A..
S.5O0
pounda.
Boyml
Plah
Co..
D
le
and
Sc.
EDWARD
McFEELY
DIED
YESTERDAY
Was
u
nl
II
linen
tlr
Msnaglitg
Iiireesw
if
Wlioleeale
Hardware
llrni
VANOOOTBR,
May
3B.Bdward
J.
McPaely,
president
and
managing
director
of
the
wholesale
hardware
firm
of
McLennan.
MoPeely
Co
.
Ltd.
until
lie
retired
a
month
ago.
died
yeterdnv
He
wa
born
at
Lindsay.
Ontario.
04
ago.
He
came
to
tlw
coast
IN
lANllUM
f'AMIi:
ITKKT
AM)
lilt
TIlADtll
UST
HIS
UKK:
M1MNO
ilt'.S
ALSO
VICTIMS
WIKNrPBO.,
May
38.
Waters
of
Manitoba
atreams
took
toll
of
four
lives
week
end
including
a
double
on
Birch
Rivet
.
where
two-
7c,
while
ten
Canadians
sold
88,000
young
Winnipeg
"mining
men
were
pounds
at
from
8.1c
and
5c
to
B.lc
and
drowned
The
dead
are
Oeorge
de
5c.
Arrival
and
sales:
loroot.
31.
of
Winnipeg;
Irvine
Levi,
30.
American
I
of
Winnipeg:
Jamas
Maesey.
14.
of
Western.
37.000
pounds,
Canadian
PUh
jBlrtle;
Kenneth
Bpsteln.
37.
of
Norway
It
Cold
Storage
Co..
8.5c
and
5c.
Mouse.
Onlmek.
10.000
pounds.
Booth
Plah-
Bpsteln
is
a
well
known
fur
trader
cries,
10.8c
and
8c.
and
he
was
drowned)
when
his
eanos
Oar
land.
5.000
pounds.
Booth
Pish-
Capslaed.
ertes.
10.0c
and
7c.
POSTMASTERS'
SALARIES
UP
MIMMI
M
OK
SIlNt
VKtlt
IS
1'L.tCG
OK
SIXTY
.
IN
THE
PAST
OTTAWA.
May
US.
Hon.
P.
J.
Venlot,
postmaster
general.
In
the
House
Saturday
expressed
the
Intention
of
the
Government
to
Increase
the
salaries
affecting
some
nine
thousand
rural
postmaster
their
minimum
sslary
.
to
be
increased
from,
sixty
dollar
a
aar
to
one
hundred
dotUm.
3d
sfibj
crease
In
proportion
to
the
business
Is
McGEER
WILL
NOT
ACCEPT
NOMINATION
IN
SOUTH
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVER.
May
38.
O.
M.
McOeer
on
beliiK
requenlrd
to
silow
hi
name
to
k
belore
the
Humiliating
committee
if
South
Vunrumrr
s
luted
that
he
would
no
i
uc
(;!
tlte
nomination
a
he
in
IihcI
ni
inti'ntum
of
entering
provincial
ipolltlcs.
fid